Travis Humble outlines Quantum Science Center's role in developing new quantum technologies
Read article: Travis Humble from Oak Ridge’s Quantum Science Center explains how large facilities benefit from collaboration
Careers advice from Tom Driscoll, founder and chief technology officer of US firm Echodyne
Read article: Ask me anything: Tom Driscoll – ‘It’s under-appreciated how difficult it is to communicate clearly’
Giulia Rubino on how she explores the interface between quantum foundations and quantum technologies
Read article: Ask me anything: Giulia Rubino – ‘My work involves continuously engaging a balance of creativity, critical thinking and curiosity’
Nick Stone discusses some of the many ways in which light can be used for diagnostic and therapeutic applications
Read article: Harnessing the power of light for healthcare
Tom Woodroof on how he switched from nuclear physics to alternative finance
Read article: Ask me anything: Tom Woodroof – ‘Curiosity, self-education and carefully-chosen guidance can get you surprisingly far’
Shengxi Huang explains why Picoquant’s instruments are helping her to develop 2D materials that are highly efficient sources of single photons
Read article: Shengxi Huang: how defects can boost 2D materials as single-photon emitters
Andy Brown at the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts discusses the growing impact of AI and machine learning on forecasting
Read article: European centre celebrates 50 years at the forefront of weather forecasting
Vaire Computing co-founder and chief technical officer Hannah Earley discusses the challenges and rewards of life at an early-stage start-up
Read article: Ask me anything: Hannah Earley – ‘I love theory, but seeing an idea get closer and closer to reality is great’
Jim Gates updates his 2014 bucket list, highlighting the key breakthroughs in physics he would like to see happen before he dies
Read article: A theoretical physicist’s bucket list, 10 years later: Jim Gates on the graviton, quantum information and the scientific climate in the US
Muhammed Hamza Waseem explains how he’s using education and outreach to make his research on quantum computing more accessible
Read article: Ask me anything: Muhammad Hamza Waseem – ‘The most important skill is creativity’
