Stewart Wallace is one of the winners of the IPAQS Postgraduate Research Prize for 2021 for his poster on “Learning Quantum Systems from Experimental Data”. Congratulations Stewart, looking forward to see a couple of nice papers on this topic!

We are looking for a post-doctoral researcher to act as Experimental Officer for a new unique facility that will implement NV-magnetometry down to mK temperatures, to study quantum materials. This position combines the roles of supporting multiple research projects by different academic users and pursuing own research. If interested, please contact Cristian (c.bonato@hw.ac.uk) as soon…

If you are interested in developing quantum repeaters in SiC, integrating spintronics, photonics and electronics on a single chip please get in touch with Cristian (c.bonato@hw.ac.uk) asap!

After five days of exciting science, with 35 speakers, 20 video-posters and >850 registered participants, MLQ2021 is now over. If you have missed it, don’t panic: most of the talks have been recorded and are available on our YouTube channel.

Only a few days left to register, before the conference starts. We have a list of outstanding tutorials, invited and contributed talks! Check in out on https://mlq2021.org/

We are organising an online conference about machine learning and advanced signal processing applied to quantum technology: www.mlq2021.org. We are accepting submissions – looking forward to exciting contributions!

Two more post-docs are joining us this week. Christiaan Bekker, from the University of Queensland, will be working on adaptive quantum sensing. Pasqule Cilibrizzi, from Berkeley, will strengthen our activities on SiC quantum devices. Welcome both!

We have post-doc positions available, on themes of SiC quantum networking and spin-based quantum sensing enhanced by machine learning. Please contact Cristian (c.bonato@hw.ac.uk) if interested.

After a productive year and a nice group Christmas dinner, it’s time for some holidays. A great 2020 to everybody!

We are delighted to partner with Strathclyde and Glasgow Universities to form the International Graduate School for Quantum Technologies: https://igsqt.ac.uk/. PhD positions are available in our group now.