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FedWire: Tech transfer ‘super tool,’ bird-like aerial system and Thanksgiving in space

November 25, 2013

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Army buys bird-like, micro-unmanned aerial system.

How info loss may benefit quantum computing.

Issa subpoenas security clearance documents.

NASA launches technology transfer “super tool.”

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DARPA creates world’s first terahertz vacuum amplifier.

Thanksgiving in space.

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