Quantum computing in the cloud
Commercially available quantum computing services offer qubits on tap to anyone, not just specialist research teams
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‘Super window’ uses krypton to reduce energy costs
National lab and industry resurrect design that was abandoned in the 1990s
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A revolution in a box
Miniature satellites called CubeSats are opening up the space industry to new customers and mission types, as Margaret Harris reports
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More than just teeth
Materials scientist Michele Barbour explains how the dental community is driving innovation in biomaterials
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The carrot and the stick
How intellectual property strategy can help start-ups attract investors and deter competitors
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Doing business in space
Asteroid mining, Brexit impacts and the UK’s first spaceport
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Tracing the spread of cancer
Endomagnetics co-founder Simon Hattersley on starting a company that makes magnetic nanoparticle systems for detecting cancer
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Intellectual property
James McKenzie reflects on the importance of intellectual property, which is a key part of commercializing technology
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Outstanding in her field
Cather Simpson tells the "start-up story" of Engender, which uses photonics technology to sort bull sperm by sex for the dairy industry
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Machine vision with depth
Janelle Shane explains how improvements in lidar steering technologies could pay off for autonomous vehicles
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