Read article: Quantum computing from the ground up
Quantum computing from the ground up
Quantum-ion entrepreneur Chris Monroe on his research, career and starting his own quantum computing firm
Read article: Quantum computing from the ground up
Read article: The secret to flying carbon-free
The secret to flying carbon-free
James McKenzie wonders how realistic it will be to de-carbonize air travel
Read article: Realistic visions for augmented-reality headsets
Realistic visions for augmented-reality headsets
After an euphoric few years, developers of augmented reality devices face tough challenges ahead
Read article: Physicists come top in ‘deep tech’ start-up challenge
Physicists come top in ‘deep tech’ start-up challenge
Spectroscopy specialists Senorics and milk-analysis firm Labby take first and second prize in the annual Photonics West competition
Read article: A supercontinuum success story
A supercontinuum success story
Photonics experts share tales of bright ideas that panned out – and others where the outcome is yet to be determined
Read article: The many valleys of death for healthcare photonics
The many valleys of death for healthcare photonics
Entrepreneurs at Photonics West share their stories of translating laboratory advances into clinical practice
Read article: Reimagining the future of food
Reimagining the future of food
Joe McEntee reports from an annual gathering of food physicists in Leeds, UK
Read article: Graphene for physicists, materials scientists, and engineers
Graphene for physicists, materials scientists, and engineers
Further thoughts about graphene headphones, plus a rule for distinguishing between different types of single(ish)-layer carbon
Read article: Solar cooking, an ultrasound success story, and why some business models just don’t work out
Solar cooking, an ultrasound success story, and why some business models just don’t work out
In this week's podcast, we take a look at solar cookers, hear from an ultrasound start-up and chat about some bad business models
Read article: Bad business models
Bad business models
James McKenzie examines the reasons why the WiFi-connected Juicero Press failed
