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The UCL Faculties of Engineering, Mathematical and Physical Sciences (MAPS) and Life Sciences will lead seven new government-funded Centres for Doctoral Training and be a partner in a further two.

A collaborative effort has resulted in a new technique to investigate quantum materials, combining strain tuning with neutron and x-ray scattering.

For the first time, scientists researching in the field of quantum dynamics (QD) will be able to access, develop and deploy a common software framework for simulations, removing many barriers that exist to achieving a deeper understanding across the quantum domain.

UCL and University of Bristol quantum computing software spin-out aims to accelerate practical quantum advantage from decades to years away.

Phasecraft, a start-up led by academics from UCL and the University of Bristol, has raised £13 million in a new funding round.

Quantum Motion, a quantum computing spinout led by researchers from UCL and Oxford University, has raised more than £42 million from investors to help develop silicon quantum processors from the laboratory to industrial applications.

Apply now for UCL's EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Delivering Quantum Technologies paid summer placements.

Two brand new courses for industry professionals will help learners understand this emerging field.

Researchers from UCL, University of Massachusetts, and Google Quantum AI have demonstrated that tensor network methods give current quantum devices genuine potential for quantum advantage.

It is with great sorrow that we hear of the death of Her Majesty The Queen, Queen Elizabeth II. We extend our very deepest sympathies and sincere condolences to the Royal Family at this extremely difficult time.

Four new UCL projects will tackle fundamental research questions with quantum technology, from the exploration of antimatter gravity to dark matter detection.

Project receives funding from STFC to make a diamond exist in a superposition of two places at once.

International Quantum Tensor Network opens call for proposals for focused workshops.

For a week in July undergraduates can attend UCLQ for an introduction to the exciting field of quantum technologies.

RoarQ will research how to deliver robust and reliable quantum computing