Semiconductor spintronics and quantum computation

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Coherent and Collective Quantum Optical Effects in Mesoscopic Systems (2004, background): “…of entanglement in solids has become a further and widespread area of (so far) still mostly theoretical activities, ranging from the Loss-DiVincenzo proposal for spin-based qubits [22], superconducting systems [20], semiconductor spintronics [129] up to entanglement of electron-hole pairs [130].”
Carbon doped ZnO: Synthesis, characterization and interpretation (2013, background): “This success is also anticipated for semiconductor spintronic devices where the main aim is to use the spin-dependent phenomena in conventional semiconductor heterostructures as well as in hybrid systems that combine magnetic and semiconducting properties [1–3].”
Polariton polarization-sensitive phenomena in planar semiconductor microcavities (2009, background): “The effect can occur due to the spin-dependent scattering of electrons by charged impurities or other defects (Awschalom et al 2002), or due to spin– orbit effects on the carrier energy dispersion (Hirsch 1999, Murakami et al 2003).”