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Quantum Technologies and Society: Towards a Different Spin

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arxiv 2111.12442 v1 pith:VYPHBLJM submitted 2021-11-24 physics.soc-ph quant-ph

Christopher Coenen , Alexei Grinbaum , Armin Grunwald , Colin Milburn , Pieter Vermaas This is my paper · ORCID
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Due primarily to technological advances over the last decade, quantum research has become a key priority area for science and technology policy all over the world. With this manifesto we wish to prevent quantum technology from running into fiascos of implementation at the interface of science and society. To this end, we identify key stumbling blocks and propose recommendations.

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  1. Quantum Radar and Research Assessment

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    Quantum Radar's range is fundamentally limited by the tiny energy of a single photon, and the publication system that promoted it needs stronger independent assessment.

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