Awschalom's team was able to turn the quantum state of information from single electron spins in commercial wafers of silicon carbide into light and read it out with an efficiency of approximately 95 percent. (sciencedaily.com)
Dozens of research groups across the country have spent more than a decade perfecting the material to achieve standards that Awschalom's group has mastered in silicon carbide after only a few years of investigation. (sciencedaily.com)
Just last month, SUNY Poly and GE announced they had processed the first silicon carbide wafers of their power electronics partnership. (timesunion.com)