Jason Smith, editor-in-chief of Materials for Quantum Technology, discusses the benefits of interdisciplinary collaboration
Read article: Why quantum technologists need materials scientists (and vice versa)
Leonard Wossnig of quantum drug-discovery firm Rahko describes the powerful capabilities of AI and quantum computing when combined
Read article: AI for more intelligent drug discovery
Zhongfan Liu, founding president of Beijing Graphene Institute, describes how the institute is pioneering the industrialization of new graphene materials
Read article: China’s Beijing Graphene Institute looks to accelerate the ‘graphene era’
Ed Lester developed a continuous production method for making nanoparticles and founded a company to commercialize the process
Read article: Promethean Particles spins out continuous process for making nanoparticles
Careers tips from a professor of physics at the University of Warwick who studies flavour physics, CP violation and heavy-quark physics
Read article: Ask me anything: Tim Gershon
Olivia Geneus is a PhD candidate in nanotechnology and co-founder of the Black in Nanotech initiative
Read article: Nanotechnologist has a passion for medicine and mentoring
Stepping down after more than a decade as boss of IOP Publishing, Steven Hall talks to Matin Durrani about the challenges for scientific publishing
Read article: Steven Hall reflects on the challenges for learned-society publishers
Erik Bakkers is professor of advanced nanomaterials and devices at the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) in the Netherlands
Read article: Ask me anything: Erik Bakkers
Progress in Biomedical Engineering aims to explore emerging trends and help researchers collaborate and shape future research in this interdisciplinary field
Read article: New journal highlights emerging trends in biomedical engineering
Carol Marsh is deputy head of electronics engineering at aerospace engineering company Leonardo
Read article: Ask me anything: Carol Marsh
