Let's Get Physical - Autumn 2020
Held on 12th - 16th October 2020: Five days of Physics goodness on:
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QUANTUM
Light and matter have hidden quantum properties, enabling technology that is faster, more sensitive, spookier...
Cathy White and Marco Menchetti from BT's From Applied Research department talked about Quantum Technology Opportunities; Qubits; Cryptography; QKD and Atomic Clocks.
Carmen Palacios Berraquero - the CEO of a new start up “Nu Quantum” – highlighted industry and their own technical, engineering and commercial challenges.
Prof Kai Bongs from University of Birmingham and the UK Quantum Tech Hub explored sensors that change the world, providing examples such as sensing into the ground; sensing brain function; sensing small objects in the air such as Drones and Quantum Sensor ingredients.
Full recording of presentations and forum discussion.
Please visit the speaker pages for short bios, downloads and individual recordings
Please visit the speaker pages for short bios, downloads and individual recordings
Speakers
Prof Kai Bongs, University of Birmingham
"Quantum Technology - Sensors that Change the World"
Cathy White, BT, Quantum Technology Research Team
"Quantum Technologies"
Marco Menchetti, BT, Quantum Technology Research Team
"Atomic Clocks: The most precise instruments in the world"
Carmen Palacios-Berraquero, CEO Nu Quantum
Quantum: An Industry Perspective
Forum
Liam Bussey, BT Networks Physics Research
Liam Blackwell, UKRI-EPSRC
Prof Kai Bongs, University of Birmingham
Marco Menchetti, BT, Quantum Technology Research Team
Carmen Palacios-Berraquero, CEO Nu Quantum
Prof Tim Spiller, University of York
Prof Paul Warburton, University College London
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