Read article: Securing the key to our quantum future
KETS Quantum Security chief executive Chris Erven on integrating quantum-based systems into existing communications data and infrastructures
Read article: Synthetic diamond: material innovations open new frontiers in quantum metrology
The latest addition to Element Six’s DNV Series of synthetic diamond offers increased design flexibility to scientists and engineers working on next-generation quantum sensing systems
Read article: In search of new solutions for cheap and stable solar cells
Next-generation photovoltaic materials expert Giulia Grancini discusses her research on hybrid perovskite solar cells and the “golden triangle” of efficiency, stability and cost
Read article: Sirius shines a light on the future of Brazilian science
Harry Westfahl Jr is the lab director of Sirius, a fourth-generation storage ring light source at the Brazilian Synchrotron Light Laboratory
Read article: PRISMAP consortium to fast-track nuclear medicine research
Sean Collins, from the UK’s National Physical Laboratory, discusses the goals of PRISMAP, the new European medical radionuclides programme
Read article: Ask me anything: Ciara Muldoon – ‘I love being part of a project that is making such a positive difference’
Ciara Muldoon is an Internet entrepreneur whose latest project is a charitable search engine that helps tackle climate change and climate injustice
Read article: OzGrav hunts faint signals from continuous gravitational waves
Meg Millhouse, Lucy Strang and Karl Wette on the search for faint continuous signals from objects such as rotating neutron stars
Read article: Why the UK should build its own X-ray free electron laser
Physicists Adam Kirrander and Jon Marangos are backing a proposal to build the UK’s first X-ray free electron laser
Read article: Neutrons reveal secrets of self-assembly
Emily Draper of the University of Glasgow uses neutrons to study self-assembly and has been awarded the BTM Willis Prize for her contributions to the field
Read article: The opportunities and challenges of doing science in China
Italian astrophysicist Roberto Soria on the opportunities and challenges of living in China and what changed when the pandemic hit
