Scientists are harnessing quantum physical effects to achieve sensors with unprecedented sensitivity. Researchers from the Centre for Quantum Photonics have sought a new approach to quantum measurements and have had their results published in Nature.
BCFN and Synthesis CDT students took some time out from their laboratory studies to explore the commercial potential of the research going on around them, in a month-long Business Bootcamp programme that looks set to yield two new university-linked start-up companies.
The BCFN celebrated on Friday 9 February with some of our graduating MSc students
This journal club will be conducted by Sven Friedemann on the article 'Evidence of near-ambient superconductivity in a N-doped lutetium hydride'.
The Quantum Engineering Technology Labs, the University of Bristol's quantum initiative have created a new blog and YouTube channel where you can get information about the quantum research being undertaken at the University and meet the people behind the research.
BCFN student Noha Abu El Magd has won an award from the EPSRC RISE programme for inspiring people in STEM
