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<title>Quantum metrology and sensing: Landscape study on patent filing</title>
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<name>Clarke, Nigel S.</name>
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<name>Dias, Julia de Moreira</name>
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<name>Jürgens, Björn</name>
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<name>Herrero Solana, Víctor</name>
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<summary type="text">Quantum metrology and sensing: Landscape study on patent filing
Clarke, Nigel S.; Dias, Julia de Moreira; Jürgens, Björn; Herrero Solana, Víctor
This study conducted by the European Patent Office shows that the number of patent filings for second-generation quantum metrology and sensing devices is still small but has recently started to grow. It also reveals that a large propor- tion of the patent filings in this field come from academia, suggesting that researchers still account for most knowl- edge and exploitation of quantum physics.
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