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Engineering Nanohole-Etched Quantum Dots for Telecom-Band Single-Photon Generation

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By Ian Masson, Caleb Whittier, Aden Hageman, David Montealegre
| dx.doi.org
Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Implementing large-scale quantum networks for secure quantum communication and distributed quantum computing requires efficient quantum emitters capable of generating single and entangled photons. (1−3) Specifically, emitters that support spin-photon interfaces are essential for realizing quantum repeaters that ensure loss-tolerant quantum information transfer.
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Hayden Moore and Joe Scurrah Dominate at Northern Tour Open Sailing Event

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By Ian Masson, Kathryn Hinsliff-Smith
| BVM Sports
Key points: Fourteen RS Aeros participated in the Northern Tour Open at Notts County Sailing Club Hayden Moore won the first race, while Joe Scurrah won the second and third races Rebecca Ogden was the top female sailor The RS Aeros Northern Tour took place at Notts County Sailing Club, featuring 14 participants from various clubs. Sponsored by Silverhook and Rooster, the event boasted mild conditions with a light westerly wind.
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RS Aeros Northern Tour at Notts County Sailing Club

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By Ian Masson, Kathryn Hinsliff-Smith
| Sail-World Verified
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RS Aeros Northern Tour at Notts County Sailing Club Original

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By Ian Masson, Kathryn Hinsliff-Smith
| Yachts and Yachting Verified
RS Aeros Northern Tour at Notts County Sailing Club by Ian Masson and Kathryn Hinsliff-Smith 2 Oct 12:40 BST Fourteen RS Aeros, arrived at Notts County Sailing Club including visitors from three other clubs and four club female sailors were entered. The prizes were sponsored by Silverhook and Rooster. Competitors were greeted by mild conditions and the forecast light WSW wind, with the promise of more in the afternoon. The club organises a single handed open for 3 classes, Aero, RS600 and Solo.
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