Andrew Lamb is the co-founder of Delta.g – a quantum gravity sensor company
Read article: Ask me anything: Andrew Lamb – ‘Being flexible and curious matters far more than having everything mapped out from the beginning’
Nearly all light emitted by nitrogen-vacancy centres can be collected, providing a boost for these room-temperature quantum technology platforms
Read article: Chip-integrated nanoantenna efficiently harvests light from diamond defects
Diamond-based magnetic sensor is small enough for use in endoscopy and keyhole surgery
Read article: Compact diamond magnetometer detects metastatic tumours
Observation of the Meissner effect could spur the development of highly sensitive quantum detectors that operate under high-pressure conditions
Read article: Quantum sensors reveal ‘smoking gun’ of superconductivity in pressurized bilayer nickelates
Matt Jones explores the opportunities that quantum physics offers for the healthcare sector
Read article: How quantum sensors could improve human health and wellbeing
Theoretical proposal suggests a way of eliminating backaction noise in nanoparticles levitated with light
Read article: Quantum effect could tame noisy nanoparticles by rendering them invisible
Portable instrument detects underground infrastructure using quantum interference
Read article: Delta.g wins IOP’s qBIG prize for its gravity sensors
Quantum-based gravity sensors have probed fundamental physics, and they could transform our understanding of what’s just under our feet
Read article: How civil engineering is bringing quantum physics down to earth
New method in atom interferometry is used for inertial sensing
Read article: Magnetically launched atoms sense motion
Proposed experiment could demonstrate absorption and emission of individual gravitons
Read article: Century-old photoelectric effect inspires a new search for quantum gravity
