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New Charge Quantum Interference Device, developed at NPL, set to support standards for the measurement of the electrical current, and the realisation of the base unit of current, the ampere.
New funding for businesses and researchers to pioneer the use of ground-breaking quantum technologies.
Scientists enable scale-up of quantum computing circuits by removing surface spin defects to reduce the charge noise.
NPL scientists create a diode made of light that can be used, for the first time, in miniaturised photonic circuits.
Professor Stephen Hawking, who died today at the age of 76, was widely regarded as one of the world's brightest minds.
To mark Hydrogen Week, Emma Richardson, from NPL's Energy & Environment team, discusses the future role that hydrogen could play in our energy system.
Three NPL scientists shortlisted from hundreds to present their research in Parliament for STEM for BRITAIN.
An NPL measurement curriculum, designed to bring increased productivity, efficiency and cost savings to UK industry, has been licensed to training provider, EEF.
Professor Josephine Bunch has won Best Analytical Science Video of 2017 for her work in the mass spectrometry imaging.
NPL to support the development and implementation of innovative early diagnostic and therapeutic technologies through MEMPHYS.
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