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Brain implant enables blind woman to see simple shapes

Nanoparticles in fuel could boost aircraft efficiency

Setting the scene for a quantum marketplace: where quantum business is up to and how it might unfold

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Neutrino detectors often give incorrect particle energies, study reveals

Synthetic diamond: material innovations open new frontiers in quantum metrology

Researchers use 3D printing to grow full-thickness skin in the lab

Could a conventional chair be a quantum measuring device?

A valley of opportunities: delving into graphene’s perplexing non-local response

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