At Strathclyde, cold atom clock experiments are aided by expertise in grating magneto-optical traps (gMOTs), illustrated here. (Image: Aidan Arnold, University of Strathclyde)

English, Scottish firms to develop a more accurate atomic clock for GNSS

April 1, 2021

New atomic clock technology will improve GNSS location accuracy, as well as addressing the scalability of other quantum […]

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