Quantum computing, sensing and communications
New ways to control atom-sized objects have led to potentially transformative technologies like quantum computing. What are the benefits of these new quantum technologies, and what are the risks?
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Resilience to Natural Hazards in Developing Nations (433 KB , PDF)
In the last 10 years, over 500,000 people have lost their lives and around 1.5 billion people have been adversely affected due to rapid-onset natural hazards such as earthquakes, tsunami, floods and tropical storms. This briefing discusses the potential for science and technology to enhance resilience to such hazards in developing nations.
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Resilience to Natural Hazards in Developing Nations (433 KB , PDF)
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