Month: February 2025

When the image of Ne Zha, riding a fire-spouting wheel and wielding a fiery spear, appeared on the big screen, this ancient mythological character was given new vitality. “Ne Zha” is not only a successful animated film but also an epitome of the perfect fusion of Chinese traditional culture and modern technology. The film’s stunning special effects showcase the immense power of digital technology in the cultural and creative industries. In the real world, companies like CIQTEK, with their independently developed precision measurement instruments, are writing a new chapter in China’s technological innovation. From cultural confidence to technological self-strength, China is…

Recently, a research paper titled “Phononic modulation of spin-lattice relaxation in molecular qubit frameworks” by the research team led by Sun Lei from the School of Science at Westlake University was published in Nature Communications. Figure 1: Hydrogen bonding network and phonon modulation of spin-lattice relaxation in MQFs The team used CIQTEK pulsed Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) Spectroscopy X-band EPR100 and W-band EPR-W900 to characterize two molecular qubit framework materials containing semi-quinone radicals. Figure 2: Spin dynamic properties of MgHOTP and TiHOTP They discovered that hydrogen bonding networks in these materials led to decreased structural rigidity, resulting in sub-terahertz optical phonons, reduced Debye temperature, increased acoustic phonon density of states,…