The primary aim of the UK Quantum Technology Hub Sensors and Timing has always been to take technology out of the labs into the marketplace, where it can be translated into real-world applications. Professor Rosalind […]
A study at the McKelvey School of Engineers at St. Louis University in Washington uncovered a missing component in the optical quantum… Continue reading on Quantum Computing »
Research has resulted in the discovery of a new rare topological superconductor, LaPt3P. This discovery may be of huge importance to the future operations of quantum computers.
“Quantum Computers” are the supposed ‘computers of the future’. Capable of out-calculating even the fastest current systems, this bleeding… Continue reading on Quantum Computing »
A team of Hub researchers at the University of Sussex have for the first time built a modular quantum brain scanner, and used it to record a brain signal. This is the first time a […]
In order to create resilient systems in our critical national infrastructure, we cannot allow for single point failures. And yet, our most commonly used satellite navigation system has vulnerabilities which allow exactly this. System weaknesses […]
Hannah Coleman is a student at the University of Nottingham. She recently co-wrote an article with Professor Matthew Brookes in Physics World on brain sensing MEG scanners. Hannah Coleman I am a final year physics […]
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In a recent New Civil Engineer article, Professor Paul Jowitt, professor at the Institute of Engineering and Environment at Heriot Watt University, emphasised the important role played by civil engineers in helping to ‘bring a […]
Flying taxis sound improbable but are actually just a short time away from being realised. A recent Economist article highlighted the growing investment being poured into this new vehicle sector across the world, and in […]
A wearable brain scanner is being used, for the first time, to investigate the brain activity in elderly people whilst driving a car.
Cambridge Quantum Computing (CQC) and CERN have posted an article on Arxiv proposing the dual-Parameterized Quantum Circuit (PQC) Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) for generative modelling applications in High-Energy Physics (specifically for generating typical calorimeter images). […]
A Quantum London webinar with the UK Quantum Computing and Simulation Hub on 29 Apr 2021 Continue reading on Quantum Computing »
Quantum London Medium newsletter #5. March 4, 2021 Events, news and insight from the Quantum London community Greeting Quantumplaters! Don’t let the Easter chocolate overload slow down your quantum journey! We’ve got a number of great […]
Quantum Motion, an UK-based startup, has announced a quantum computing breakthrough, demonstrating that a stable qubit can be created on a standard silicon chip. The startup, which has a team of 20 people at the […]
Quantum London directory of articles and information —energy and utilities Continue reading on Quantum Computing »
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Here is a interesting post on Medium from Brian Lenahan about Quantum Simulation.
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Increasing Crop Efficiency with QC: a presentation to the Washington DC Quantum Computing MeetUp in March 2021
Researchers at the QT Hub are exploiting quantum technology to develop sensors and timing devices.
Quantum London directory of transversal articles and information — on Computation Fluid Dynamics Continue reading on Quantum Computing »
A project to develop techniques to miniaturise and enhance the accuracy of optical atomic clocks has been launched in a new research partnership, funded by the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund, part of UK Research and Innovation.