Quantum sensor could reduce electric-vehicle battery weight by 10%
Diamond impurities measure electrical current in noisy environments
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High-resolution diamond sensor maps electrical currents in the heart
Nitrogen vacancies achieve “unprecedented” spatial resolution
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Quantum error correction has side effects for sensors
Inevitable delays in correcting realistic sensors introduce bias, say theorists
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Lia Li: the physicist unlocking navigation technology
Lia Li is an award-winning start-up founder bringing optomechanical sensors to consumers
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Why quantum sensors are the ‘stepchild’ of quantum technologies
The diversity of quantum sensing applications is exciting for scientists, but challenging for potential investors
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Quantum sensor could detect SARS-CoV-2
New technique might enable faster, cheaper and more accurate testing for coronavirus infection
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Spiderweb structure inspires nanomechanical gravity sensor
Microchip-based resonator was designed using machine learning and works at room temperature
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Quantum sensor could help detect dementia
Scientists use new device to track brain waves with unprecedented time resolution
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Sensing gravity, the quantum way
Michael Allen explains the technology that goes into building a quantum gravity sensor, and its multitude of uses in research and industry
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Quantum sensors could revolutionize retinal diagnostic procedures
Highly sensitive, quantum-enabled magnetic field sensors may provide a non-contact alternative to electrodes for recording retinal activity
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