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ISARA Launches Newest Quantum-Safe Security Suite

ISARA Launches Newest Quantum-Safe Security Suite

Diamonds Now Contain Special Properties Essential for Quantum Applications

Diamonds Now Contain Special Properties Essential for Quantum Applications

New Technique Allows High-Bit-Rate Secure Long Distance Quantum Communication

New Technique Allows High-Bit-Rate Secure Long Distance Quantum Communication

Quantum Twisted Double-Slits Experiment Confirms Wavefunctions' Physical Reality

Quantum Twisted Double-Slits Experiment Confirms Wavefunctions' Physical Reality

Researchers One Step Closer to Solving the Mystery of Cosmic Rays

Researchers One Step Closer to Solving the Mystery of Cosmic Rays

CERN openlab Identifies ICT Challenges of High Luminosity-LHC

CERN openlab Identifies ICT Challenges of High Luminosity-LHC

Hubble Finds Rare Object in Asteroid Belt Between Mars and Jupiter

Hubble Finds Rare Object in Asteroid Belt Between Mars and Jupiter

Research on Milky Way Siblings

Research on Milky Way Siblings

Closest Ever Binary Supermassive Black Hole System Discovered in the Galaxy NGC 7674

Closest Ever Binary Supermassive Black Hole System Discovered in the Galaxy NGC 7674

Progressing Towards Economical and Secure Quantum Networks

Progressing Towards Economical and Secure Quantum Networks

Astrophysicists Find New Way to Estimate Mass of Supermassive Black Holes

Astrophysicists Find New Way to Estimate Mass of Supermassive Black Holes

International Researchers Successfully Observe Supernova Remnant Using MAGIC Telescopes

International Researchers Successfully Observe Supernova Remnant Using MAGIC Telescopes

VLA's All-Sky Survey Could Discover Powerful Cosmic Explosions and Collisions of Neutron Stars

VLA's All-Sky Survey Could Discover Powerful Cosmic Explosions and Collisions of Neutron Stars

Researchers Develop High-Speed Single-Photon Sources for Quantum Communication Networks

Researchers Develop High-Speed Single-Photon Sources for Quantum Communication Networks

Study Confirms that Supermassive Black Holes Could Form Gravitationally Bound Pairs

Study Confirms that Supermassive Black Holes Could Form Gravitationally Bound Pairs

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