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Ilyas Khan of Cambridge Quantum Computing is our guest this week
Measurements confirm theory first proposed over 80 years ago
This year the Materials Research Society will replace its traditional Boston-based Fall Meeting with a virtual conference and exhibition
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Also in this week’s podcast, medical applications of focused ultrasound and a new route to twistronics
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We also survey the state of the UK’s quantum industry in this week’s podcast
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Lunar expert Hannah Sargeant is our guest this week