  Nuclear-spin qubits have long coherence time and are desirably applied into
quantum information processing. However, the existing methods either fail to
address single nucleus (such as nuclear magnetic resonance), or severely affect
nuclear coherence time (such as electrical nuclear manipulation based on
hyperfine stark effect, ENMHSE). Here we propose an electrical nuclear
manipulation called nuclear electric resonance which can on the one hand
address the single nuclear qubit, and on the other keep the long coherence
time. Applying this, we construct universal quantum gates with external
electric field. These universal gates are practicable for arbitrary $S\ge 1$
spin nuclei. Given the much longer coherence time of nuclear electric
resonance, we improve the number of single-qubit operations by three orders of
magnitude compared with that of ENMHSE.
