Quantum research offers direction for precise sensing at room temperature
A breakthrough in quantum technology research could help realise a new generation of precise quantum sensors that can operate at room temperature.
Navigation and positioning research to support new £21 million quantum hub
Physics and Engineering experts awarded £2.5 million to support development of positioning, navigation, and timing technologies at a new Quantum Hub
King’s Birthday Honours for Imperial academics
Leading Imperial researchers from across the university have been recognised in the latest King’s Birthday Honours List.
Imperial strengthens quantum connections by hosting quantum computing conference
Imperial College London and QuEST recently hosted the second annual Distributed Quantum Computing (DQC) Conference on 16 - 17 May 2024.
Quantum insights: Professor Ian Walmsley in Parliament
Professor Ian Walmsley appeared in front of the Science, Innovation and Technology select committee to discuss 'Commercialising Quantum Technologies'
QuEST hosts new workshop to inspire policy engagement
On Monday 22 January, QuEST hosted a workshop to highlight the importance of policy engagement.
QuEST: Quantum centre builds UK and international reputation
QuEST, the Centre for Quantum Engineering, Science and Technology at Imperial College London, took part in two UK and international quantum events.
Five Imperial researchers win top honours and awards from Institute of Physics
Five Imperial academics have earned prestigious honours and awards from the Institute of Physics for their outstanding contributions to physics.
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Q&A: How will quantum science transform technology?
Following a number of quantum breakthroughs at Imperial, we sit down with our top quantum experts to explore what quantum could mean for the future.
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New quantum technologies to be developed in Imperial initiative
Imperial has launched an initiative to gather its world-leading experts in quantum science and engineering to develop technologies of the future.
