The recipient is Southampton University spinout Aquark Technologies, which has developed a uniquequantumsensing technology.
Doing away with the cumbersome magnetic traps
Aquark calls itself a miniaturisation company.
It specialises in micro-fabrication and vacuum technology.
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This translates to systems that are smaller, lighter, cheaper, and more energy-efficient than existing ones.
They are also more robust, and can be used in difficult terrain including in the air and underwater.
A literal field, as it’s possible for you to see in the video below.
The spirit of cross-border European collaboration is reflected in the group of investors, Jantzen believes.
We have to be working together at a higher level or be left behind.
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