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Apply now for Interim Leadership Team of National Quantum Computing Centre
27 September 2019
QuKackEd
NQIT Researchers at QuHackEd, Scotland's First Quantum Hackathon
3 September 2019
Ion microchip Sussex
Quantum hubs funding announcement
11 July 2019
NQIT Annual Report 2019 cover
NQIT's latest Annual Report 2019 now available
5 July 2019
diamond defects / Shannon Nicley
Accelerating quantum technologies with materials processing at the atomic scale
17 May 2019
Satellites in orbit
NQIT's first Quantum Computing Hackathon for the Space Sector
22 January 2019
Blue connections image
Cambridge Quantum Computing working in partnership with NQIT in crucial UK Quantum Readiness Programme
8 January 2019
HighQ Founders
Oxford firm launches to develop quantum-era sensor technology
8 November 2018
Graphic representing quantum technologies
Budget 2018 Announcement on Quantum Technologies
30 October 2018
UK Parliament, a view of the Elizabeth Tower
National Quantum Technologies Programme examined by UK Parliament Committee
30 July 2018
NQIT crew at Cheltenham Science Festival
Quantum City draws crowds at summer science festivals
4 July 2018
NQIT Annual Report 2018
NQIT Launches Annual Report 2018
26 June 2018
IBM Q Exhibit in Beecroft Foyer
Come and take a look at IBM’s Quantum Computer!
21 June 2018
Public dialogue
EPSRC publishes results of public dialogue on Quantum Technologies
13 June 2018
Photon detector / Stuart Bebb
Quantity is no substitute for quality in photonic quantum computers
31 May 2018
Electrodes stretch diamond strings to increase the frequency of atomic vibrations to which an electron is sensitive, just like tightening a guitar string increases the frequency or pitch of the string. The tension quiets a qubit’s environment and improves memory from tens to several hundred nanoseconds, enough time to do many operations on a quantum chip. (Second Bay Studios/Harvard SEAS)
Tunable diamond string may hold key to quantum memory
23 May 2018
Lead authors, Vera Schäfer and Dr Chris Ballance, with the ion trap apparatus, Credit: David Fisher / NQIT
New speed record for trapped-ion ‘building blocks’ of quantum computers
1 March 2018
Single Atom in Ion Trap, by David Nadlinger
Single Trapped Atom Captures Science Photography Competition's top prize
12 February 2018
Vacuum System
University of Sussex scientists present mysteries of quantum computing at Science Museum
8 February 2018
Quantum Machine Learning Algorithm
New NQIT Work Package on Quantum Optimisation and Machine Learning
30 January 2018
Secure Quantum Communications
Developing a secure, un-hackable quantum network
16 January 2018
BBC Click: Quantum at Solstice
BBC Click: Quantum at Solstice
8 January 2018
Vacuum System for Ion Trap Atomic Source. Credit: David Fisher / NQIT
Further Support from Innovate UK for Collaborations in the Growing UK Quantum Industry
15 December 2017
IBM Q (Credit: Andy Aaron, IBM)
University of Oxford Becomes UK Collaborator in IBM’s Quantum Computing Network
14 December 2017
Looking at photonic chips
NQIT at the National Quantum Technologies Showcase 2017
27 November 2017
An Evening of Quantum Discovery
An Evening of Quantum Discovery
1 November 2017
NQIT Quantum Photography Competition
NQIT Quantum Photography Competition Round One Winner Announced
23 October 2017
Amy Hughes' Trapped Ion Quantum Computing Cake!
NQIT at the Curiosity Carnival
3 October 2017
Prize-winning photo of an ion trap microchip
Quantum Photography Competition
22 August 2017
Drinks in the garden at the NQIT Industry Day
NQIT Industry Day
11 August 2017
The new project will secure drone data using innovative quantum devices
NQIT Researchers Win 3 Grants in Latest Innovate UK Awards
10 August 2017
Professor Hensinger at Spitalfields Market
Sussex physicists unveil pop-up lab at Spitalfields Market
12 July 2017
NQIT Annual Report 2017
NQIT Annual Report 2017 Published
6 July 2017
Chris Wade showing the dust trap at the Oxfordshire Science Festival
NQIT at the Oxfordshire Science Festival
19 June 2017
Photonic chip
Breakthrough Three-Photon Interference
13 June 2017
Evert Geurtsen, NQIT Co-Director for User Engagement
New NQIT Co-Director for User Engagement
22 May 2017
Handheld device for transmitting and receiving quantum cryptographic keys, Credit: Oxford University
New quantum device could make contactless payment transactions more secure
30 March 2017
Quantum Technology Enterprise Centre
Quantum Technology Enterprise Centre
6 March 2017
QuantERA
QuantERA Call for Proposals in Quantum Information
3 February 2017
Prof. Hensinger (left) and Dr Lekitsch (right) with a quantum computer blueprint model behind a quantum computer prototype at the University of Sussex.
New Blueprint for Large-Scale Quantum Computing
3 February 2017
Worcester College Oxford
Two Associate Professorships of Quantum Information Available
2 February 2017
Route Monkey
Route Monkey Takes Quantum Leap for Fleet Optimisation
23 January 2017
The Commercial Prospects for Quantum Computing
New Report Launched: The Commercial Prospects for Quantum Computing
16 January 2017
Ion trap experiment at the University of Sussex
IQT Group at Sussex University is Hiring
16 December 2016
PhD student Joe Randall operating an ion trap quantum computing experiment
NQIT Studentships Announced
16 December 2016
Ion trap for quantum computing
'Hybrid' Logic Gate named one of Physics World's Breakthroughs of the Year for 2016
12 December 2016
diamond lattice
New method developed for creating solid state qubits using lasers
5 December 2016
Professor Winfried Hensinger and Dr Seb Weidt
Construction of practical quantum computers radically simplified
2 December 2016
Ion trap used for 2-qubit near-field microwave gate
NQIT researchers push electronic control of qubits to new levels of precision
1 December 2016
Technical Roadmap
Technical Roadmap for Quantum Computing
24 November 2016
National Quantum Technologies Showcase
National Quantum Technologies Showcase
15 November 2016
Professor Martin Dawson
Martin Dawson wins 2016 IEEE Photonics Society Aron Kressel Award
24 October 2016
Exciting new age of quantum computing
New animation about Quantum Computing
18 October 2016
Optical Microcavities for Sensing Nanoparticles
Optical Microcavities for Sensing Nanoparticles
14 October 2016
Ion trap for quantum computing
Record-breaking logic gate "another important milestone" on road to quantum computers
8 August 2016
NQIT Annual Report Cover
First NQIT Annual Report
1 July 2016
Cheltenham Science festival
NQIT at the Cheltenham Science Festival
16 June 2016
Young scientists pitch quantum technology business ideas
Young scientists pitch quantum technology business ideas
10 May 2016
PhD Opportunities in Southampton and Sussex
PhD Opportunities in Southampton and Sussex
27 April 2016
European Commission Announces Funding for Third Flagship on Quantum Technologies
European Commission Announces Funding for Third Flagship on Quantum Technologies
22 April 2016
NQIT Researcher, Jelmer Renema, wins prestigious NWO Rubicon grant
NQIT Researcher, Jelmer Renema, wins prestigious NWO Rubicon grant
19 April 2016
Ion trap experiment at the University of Sussex | Credit: Ion Quantum Technology Group, University of Sussex
New studentships available at University of Sussex
24 March 2016
NQIT Graduate Student wins top science photography prize for image of gold chip ion-trap
NQIT Graduate Student wins top science photography prize for image of gold chip ion-trap
21 March 2016
Universities and Science Minister, Jo Johnson, visits NQIT Hub
Universities and Science Minister, Jo Johnson, visits NQIT Hub
1 March 2016
NQIT researchers demonstrate 'hybrid' logic gate as work towards quantum computer continues
NQIT researchers demonstrate 'hybrid' logic gate as work towards quantum computer continues
17 December 2015
Nature Innovation Forum in Quantum Technologies
Nature Innovation Forum in Quantum Technologies
30 November 2015
'Quantum - from Schroedinger’s Science to New Technology' Public Lecture by Prof Sir Peter Knight FRS - Now Available Online
'Quantum - from Schroedinger’s Science to New Technology' Public Lecture by Prof Sir Peter Knight FRS - Now Available Online
24 November 2015
UK’s Quantum Hubs show future technology
UK’s Quantum Hubs show future technology
16 November 2015
Clarendon laboratory townsend building oxford
NQIT award helps Oxford University top research income league table
4 November 2015
Freezing single atoms to absolute zero with microwaves brings quantum technology closer
Freezing single atoms to absolute zero with microwaves brings quantum technology closer
29 July 2015
University of Oxford to Develop Quantum Wireless Systems with Nokia and Bay Photonics
University of Oxford to Develop Quantum Wireless Systems with Nokia and Bay Photonics
18 June 2015
NQIT Hub Launch
NQIT Hub Launch
28 January 2015
Oxford to lead UK quantum computer drive
Oxford to lead UK quantum computer drive
26 November 2014
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