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US lab develops quantum sensor for chemical and biological threats

Johns Hopkins APL researchers are developing a quantum sensor that could detect chemical and biological threats using tiny samples.

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Scientists at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory are working to develop a quantum sensing platform that could eventually enable soldiers to detect chemical and biological threats using a device small enough to carry into the field.

American researchers are working to create a portable, functional version of the machines that currently only work in laboratories.

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Interesting Engineering broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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