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Quantum optics

‘Quantum radio’ could improve communications in difficult environments

12 Jan 2018
Photograph of Dave Howe aligning a laser beam to pass through a tiny glass cell of rubidium atoms
Sensitivity boost: Dave Howe adjusts an atom magnetometer
A new “quantum radio” system could be a viable alternative to GPS in locations where the

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Sam Jarman is a science writer based in the UK
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