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Quantum key distribution (QKD) is a transformative technology that allows two parties to generate shared secret bits for encrypted communication in a manner that is, in theory, secure against any current or future method of eavesdropping.
The present invention demonstrates an all-electron control over chemical attachment and subsequent self-assembly of an organic molecule into a well-ordered three-dimensional monolayer on a metal surface.
The invention relates to random number generators and more specifically to a self-correcting true random number generator (STRNG).
Microbial interactions elicit a range of host plant responses from antagonistic or neutral reactions to beneficial reactions that confer enhanced fitness. Here we describe properties of the newly discovered P.
The present invention describes the fabrication of solid state energy conversion devices employing indirect bandgap semiconductors and their integration on low temperature substrates.
The invention relates to packaging and more specifically to a temper-resistant seal for such packaging. This invention allows for passive breech and leak detection, and electronic storage of the state of being of a containment vessel (independent of shape and size).
The invention relates to electric machines and more specifically to an uncluttered flux coupling machine for replacing doubly fed brush in wind turbine generators. The conventional doubly fed, brush-type, rotating-inverter generator can be replaced by this technology.
The invention provides a low cost method to enclose awake, mobile small animals during a medical scan so that motion measurement can be made. The animal is free to move within the enclosure but can be monitored using external optical devices. No anesthesia is needed.
By exploiting phase-separation in oxide materials, we have invented a novel approach to create exceptional superhydrophobicity in thin film based coatings.
A power transmission system includes a loosely coupled air core transformer having a resonance frequency determined by a product of inductance and capacitance of a primary circuit including a primary coil. A secondary circuit is configured to have a substantially same pr