The provided text is a bibliography of archival publications from NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) published before 2011, rather than a news article about quantum computing standards. Consequently, it does not contain information regarding specific quantum protocols, standardization organizations, or current implementation statuses for quantum technologies. Instead, the list focuses on foundational research in magnetics, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and atomic frequency references.
Key research areas covered include micro-engineered field control for high-sensitivity MRI, terahertz imaging sensors, and chip-scale atomic clocks. Additional papers discuss the manipulation of magnetic particles for biological systems and the development of novel magnetic materials for sensors and recording devices. These works represent historical research contributions rather than current industry standardization efforts.
Because the text consists of historical academic citations, it does not outline specific quantum standards, implementation timeframes, or the organizations currently developing them. The documents primarily highlight measurement science and magnetic material properties from the 2000s. Therefore, the summary cannot address the requested details on quantum computing standards, as the source material focuses on classical magnetics and sensor technologies.
Source: https://www.nist.gov/pml/quantum-sensors/publications/archival-magnetics-publications
Keywords: atomic clocks, magnetometers, spintronics
