Seven quantum hardware companies have been awarded multimillion-pound contracts to build a series of quantum testbeds at the National Quantum Computing Centre by March 2025
Read article: Quantum testbeds provide gateway to large-scale quantum computing
The “P5” panel of US particle physicists says that work on developing a future muon collider could allow the US to regain the “energy frontier”
Read article: Influential US particle-physics panel calls for muon collider development
The US Superconducting Quantum Materials and Systems (SQMS) Center uses enabling technologies from Fermilab to realize practical applications of quantum computing
Read article: Fermilab’s SQMS Center addresses all aspects of the ‘quantum puzzle’
Experimental particle physicist Karol Lang has been working with medical physicists to build a PET scanner that can measure the effects of proton therapy during treatment
Read article: Particle physics offers new views on FLASH proton therapy
Joe McEntee visits Berkeley Lab to learn about QUANT-NET's quantum network testbed for distributed quantum computing applications
Read article: QUANT-NET’s testbed innovations: reimagining the quantum network
Medical physicists at University Hospitals Birmingham in the UK rely on LAP’s RadCalc QA secondary check software to support their high-dose-rate brachytherapy programme
Read article: RadCalc QA software verifies non-standard treatment plans for HDR brachytherapy
Finding creative solutions to sustainability challenges requires input from diverse communities, argues the editor-in-chief of Sustainability Science and Technology
Read article: Sustainable success demands joined-up thinking
The National Quantum Computing Centre has been forging strategic links with both industrial and academic partners to deliver its headline objective of demonstrating quantum advantage by 2025
Read article: Partnerships push for quantum advantage
Three new studies show record low error rates and a new error erasure strategy for two-qubit quantum gates
Read article: Neutral-atom quantum computers are having a moment
Medical physicists explain how an end-to-end suite of automation tools from Radformation speeds up the clinical workflow and guides treatment decisions
Read article: The automation era: enhancing speed and precision in radiotherapy
