2D materials Feature Graphene at 20: why the ‘wonder material’ is finally coming good James McKenzie explains why graphene is finally delivering on its promise Read article: Graphene at 20: why the ‘wonder material’ is finally coming good
Quantum Feature Why you shouldn’t be worried about talk of a ‘quantum winter’ James McKenzie examines the main messages from the recent State of Quantum 2024 report Read article: Why you shouldn’t be worried about talk of a ‘quantum winter’
Environment and energy Opinion and reviews How a technique for recycling rare-earth permanent magnets could transform the green economy James McKenzie examines the pioneering work of HyProMag in recycling rare-earth magnets Read article: How a technique for recycling rare-earth permanent magnets could transform the green economy
Quantum Blog Are we ready for the quantum economy? Katherine Skipper reports from a workshop on quantum skills hosted by the UK government's Office for Quantum Read article: Are we ready for the quantum economy?
Business and innovation Opinion and reviews The art of networking: how to thrive at conferences, shows and trade missions James McKenzie describes the importance of meeting real people at proper networking events Read article: The art of networking: how to thrive at conferences, shows and trade missions
Business and innovation Podcasts Start-up is sending its quantum magnetometer into space SBQuantum’s David Roy-Guay is our podcast guest Read article: Start-up is sending its quantum magnetometer into space
Environment and energy Opinion and reviews Calling all physicists: why you’re vital for the green economy James McKenzie looks at the opportunities for physicists in the new “green economy” Read article: Calling all physicists: why you’re vital for the green economy
Business and innovation Podcasts Company uses quantum optics to generate sequences of truly random numbers Our podcast guest is Ramy Shelbaya of Quantum Dice Read article: Company uses quantum optics to generate sequences of truly random numbers
Quantum Research update Portable optical atomic clock makes its commercial debut California-based start-up Vector Atomic’s iodine vapour cell clock is 100 times more precise than predecessors based on microwave frequencies Read article: Portable optical atomic clock makes its commercial debut
Quantum computing Interview Toby Cubitt: why algorithms will speed up applications of quantum computers Toby Cubitt explains why algorithms are vital for the development of quantum computers Read article: Toby Cubitt: why algorithms will speed up applications of quantum computers