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Irish startup supernode and cern to test superconducting cable system

Irish Startup Supernode and CERN Test Superconducting Cable System

By Stanley SmithamPosted on August 5, 2023September 21, 2024

Irish Startup Supernode and CERN to test superconducting cable system – this collaboration is a testament to the power of […]

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