Our thoughts on the current literature, including literature responses and structures for approaching the vast array of existing papers.

There is a huge amount of literature on magnetic resonance and quantum information science, but the esoteric language of each field can make it difficult to bridge ideas across them. In this section, we present blogs that present important papers in the attempt to translate their ideas into an approachable language for either perspective. We also put forward some structural frameworks to help the curious reader sort through the vast library of current literature based on their own background and interests.

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