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TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: Maximum Length Sequence Phase Encoding for Quantum Sensor Readout RFP
Maximum length sequence phase encoding for quantum sensor readout.
Description: Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) is offering a technology licensing opportunity to commercialize a pseudorandom phase-encoding (maximum length sequence / m-sequence) quantum sensor readout method that improves detection in noisy outdoor and industrial environments. The notice (Special Notice S-167695) describes the technology advantages, place of performance in Los Alamos, NM, and invites parties interested in licensing LANL-patented or patent-pending technology to engage with LANL licensing contacts. The solicitation lists a response deadline of Dec. 22, 2026 and provides LANL licensing contact information for further inquiries.
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Maximum length sequence phase encoding for quantum sensor readout.
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