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Design de loop de sensor quântico pode melhorar medições magnéticas para medicina e comunicações

Engenheiros quânticos da Adelaide University encontraram uma nova maneira de melhorar alguns dos sensores de campos eletromagnéticos mais sensíveis do mundo, um avanço que pode ajudar no progresso de imagens cerebrais, diagnósticos médicos, tecnologia de comunicações e dispositivos quânticos de próxima geração.

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Engenheiros quânticos da Adelaide University encontraram uma nova maneira de melhorar alguns dos sensores de campos eletromagnéticos mais sensíveis do mundo, um avanço que pode ajudar no progresso de imagens cerebrais, diagnósticos médicos, tecnologia de comunicações e dispositivos quânticos de próxima geração.

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