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Policy and funding

Policy and funding

Delivering on a quantum promise

29 Jun 2017
Taken from the June 2017 issue of Physics World

With the European Commission investing €1bn over 10 years in quantum technologies, Karl Svozil warns against overselling many of the initiative’s longer-term goals

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Quantum questions: Are the applications of quantum physics as viable as we are led to believe? (Courtesy: Shutterstock/Dmitriy Rybin)
Unlike modern-day politicians, scientists have great authority regarding the pursuit of truth. As a

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Karl Svozil is at the Institute for Theoretical Physics at Vienna University of Technology, e-mail svozil@tuwien.ac.at
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