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The world is one step closer to secure quantum communication on a global scale

The world is one step closer to secure quantum communication on a global scale
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Matteo pennacchiettiDan dalacuMichael reimerSayan gangopadhyayMohd zeeshanAndreas fogniniThomas jenneweinBrady cunardPhilip pooleShlok naharUniversity of waterloo institute for quantum computingWaterloo department of electricalWaterloo department of physicsNational research council of canadaCommunications physicsUniversity of waterloo

The world is one step closer to secure quantum communication on a global scale | Waterloo News

The world is one step closer to secure quantum communication on a global scale | Waterloo News
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Matteo pennacchiettiShlok naharDan dalacuPhilip pooleMichael reimerSayan gangopadhyayMohd zeeshanAndreas fogniniBrady cunardThomas jenneweinUniversity of waterloo institute for quantum computingWaterloo department of electricalNational research council of canadaCommunications physicsWaterloo department of physicsQuantum computing

Quantum Dots Ignite a New Era in Global Secure Communication

Quantum Dots Ignite a New Era in Global Secure Communication
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Michael reimerShlok naharPhilip pooleThomas jenneweinAndreas fogniniMohd zeeshanDan dalacuMichaele reimerSayan gangopadhyayMatteo pennacchiettiPhilipj pooleBrady cunardUniversity of waterloo institute for quantum computingWaterloo department of physicsWaterloo department of electricalNational research council of canada

Subatomic MRI could lead to new drug therapies | Waterloo News

Researchers at the University of Waterloo and supported by Transformative Quantum Technologies have demonstrated the feasibility of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance diffraction (NMRd) to investigate the lattice structure of crystalline solids on an atomic scale, a feat that had only been possible for larger-scale imaging applications like Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). “NMRd was

Raffi budakianHolger haasDan dalacuPhilipj pooleBen yagerAndrew jordanPardis sahafiNamanish singhWilliam roseSahand tabatabaeiPritam priyadarsiCanada first research excellence fundInstitute for quantum computingUniversity of waterlooNuclear magnetic resonanceProceedings of the national academy sciences