US lab develops quantum sensor for chemical and biological threats
Johns Hopkins APL researchers are developing a quantum sensor that could detect chemical and biological threats using tiny samples.
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Johns Hopkins APL researchers are developing a quantum sensor that could detect chemical and biological threats using tiny samples.
Construction is officially underway on the Ruitan demonstration project at Shandong’s Bajiao power station.
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Scientists discovered a fire amoeba in a California hot spring that reproduces at 145°F, setting a heat tolerance record…
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IonQ, reached a major milestone after successfully demonstrating quantum error correction using a real-time decoder.
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German researchers adapted a consumer camera to measure solar cells’ electroluminescent quantum efficiency using infrare…
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Scientists have recreated a mini version of the Big Bang and detected an intriguing 5-sigma dip in the behavior of extre…
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L3Harris has secured a follow-on Navy contract to supply advanced imaging masts for Virginia- and Columbia-class nuclear…
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