Read article: How the STFC Hartree Centre is helping UK industry de-risk quantum computing investment
Stefano Mensa of the STFC Hartree Centre on how industry can use quantum computing to unlock opportunities for growth
Read article: Crainio’s Panicos Kyriacou explains how their light-based instrument can help diagnose brain injury
Panicos Kyriacou talks about the development and uses of Crainio's non-invasive sensor to measure intracranial pressure
Read article: Towards quantum PET: harnessing the diagnostic power of positronium imaging
Paweł Moskal from Jagiellonian University talks about positronium imaging with the J-PET scanner and his team’s work in applying quantum entanglement to diagnostics
Read article: William Phillips: why quantum physics is so ‘deliciously weird’
The Nobel-prize-winning physicist William Phillips talks to Margaret Harris about his life and career
Read article: Travis Humble from Oak Ridge’s Quantum Science Center explains how large facilities benefit from collaboration
Travis Humble outlines Quantum Science Center's role in developing new quantum technologies
Read article: Ask me anything: Tom Driscoll – ‘It’s under-appreciated how difficult it is to communicate clearly’
Careers advice from Tom Driscoll, founder and chief technology officer of US firm Echodyne
Read article: Ask me anything: Giulia Rubino – ‘My work involves continuously engaging a balance of creativity, critical thinking and curiosity’
Giulia Rubino on how she explores the interface between quantum foundations and quantum technologies
Read article: Harnessing the power of light for healthcare
Nick Stone discusses some of the many ways in which light can be used for diagnostic and therapeutic applications
Read article: Ask me anything: Tom Woodroof – ‘Curiosity, self-education and carefully-chosen guidance can get you surprisingly far’
Tom Woodroof on how he switched from nuclear physics to alternative finance
Read article: Shengxi Huang: how defects can boost 2D materials as single-photon emitters
Shengxi Huang explains why Picoquant’s instruments are helping her to develop 2D materials that are highly efficient sources of single photons
