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Centre for Quantum Technology
Extreme Light
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Wee-G: Glasgow's gravimeter
QuantIC
Archived Nano & Quantum World research news
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2020

Quantum leap for photon entanglement could revolutionise secure communications
Quantum leap for imaging could advance radar tech

2019

Two UofG scientists honoured by the Royal Society for their groundbreaking work
Scientists unveil image of quantum entanglement
Quantic wins £28m funding boost in 'next leap forward'
Ground-breaking disease detection tech gets £6.5M EU funding boost
High-tech innovation campus to be ‘shipbuilding industry of 21st century'
UofG researcher shares in £20M funding for 'engineering global visionaries'

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An artist's impression of the neutron star or black hole approaching the larger black hole prior to the merger - a split image shows the smaller object as either a large neutron star or small black hole

LIGO-Virgo finds mystery object in 'mass gap'

Tue, 23 Jun 2020 15:00:00 BST

An unusual gravitational wave signal is casting new light on the ‘mass gap’ between neutron stars and black holes.

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