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Oxford researchers have circumvented Rayleigh's curse by repurposing photonic quantum memory to filter light into specific temporal modes, enabling frequency measurements with precision beyond conventional limits. This breakthrough leverages existing quantum networking hardware to separate closely spaced spectral features, offering significant potential improvements for atomic clocks and LiDAR systems. The approach shifts measurement strategy from direct intensity analysis to coherent mapping of temporal modes, establishing a new benchmark for spectroscopic accuracy.