Researchers at the University of Warsaw built a sensitive microwave detector from chilled Rydberg atoms.
Engineered interactions between the atoms made their state less prone to loss, letting the sensor capture three times as much information.

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Researchers at the University of Warsaw built a sensitive microwave detector from chilled Rydberg atoms.
Engineered interactions between the atoms made their state less prone to loss, letting the sensor capture three times as much information.
