QAMSS

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We welcomed Dr. Francesca Iacopi of IMEC, at CGC today! In her #QAMSS lecture, she explored the future of nanoelectronics, from MRAM-based in-memory computing to graphene-enabled nanosystems. A glimpse at what’s next in computing.

We welcomed Prof. Elza Bontempi of the University of Brescia, at CGC today! In her #QAMSS lecture, she discussed a microwave-assisted method to recycle lithium-ion batteries more cleanly and efficiently ♻️🔋

We welcomed 2025's cohort of 2D Materials of Tomorrow doctoral training students, shared with The University of Manchester, to the CGC today where they'll spend the week gaining theoretical and practical skills to help with their studies.

We welcomed Dr Miroslav Haluska of ETH Zürich, at CGC today! In his #QAMSS lecture, he discussed how Raman spectroscopy can both monitor and modify carbon nanotubes, advancing nanosensor fabrication.

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We welcomed Prof Thomas Anthopoulos of The University of Manchester, at CGC today! In his #QAMSS lecture, he discussed how printed organic semiconductors enable flexible solar cells and ultra-sensitive hydrogen sensors, advancing low-cost renewable energy and safety technologies.

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We welcomed Prof. Carsten Schuck from the University of Münster, Germany, at CGC today! In this #QAMSS lecture, he discussed how to integrate many devices to generate, manipulate and measure quantum light, opening doors in information processing, communication and sensing.

It was an honour to welcome Prof. Amit Agrawal from the University of Cambridge, at CGC today! In this #QAMSS lecture, he discussed a nanophotonic platform promising to ultimately replace the laboratory optical table, enabling cold atom clocks and quantum computers.

We were delighted to welcome delegates from Pterons, JX Advanced Metals and KCANIA to the CGC on 25th Feb. Presentations sparked discussions around properties of novel copper foils and KCANIA highlighted graphene-related issues and trends in the Korean nanotechnology market.

It was an honour to welcome Dr Olga Kazakova from the National Physical Laboratory, at CGC today! In this #QAMSS lecture, she discussed activities providing the standards, assurance and scientific foundations required for the UK to deploy high-performance quantum technologies.

It was an honour to welcome Dr Paul Ceely, Digital Catapult, at CGC today! In the last #QAMSS lecture of this term, Dr Paul Ceely gave us a very interesting talk about The Pathway To Commercial Implementation Of Quantum Technologies.

It was an honour to welcome Prof. Paulette Clancy, Johns Hopkins University, at CGC today! In the last #QAMSS lecture of this term, Prof. Paulette Clancy gave us a very interesting talk about Bayesian Optimization-Driven Materials Discovery And Design.

It was an honour to welcome Prof. Sylwester Latkowski, Eindhoven University of Technology, at CGC today! In the last #QAMSS lecture of this term, Prof. Latkowski gave us a very interesting talk about Integrated Photonics Technologies For Applications In Aommunications And Beyond.

It was an honour to welcome Dr Henry Semenenko, Quantinuum, at CGC today! In the last #QAMSS lecture of this term, Dr Henry Semenenko gave us a very interesting talk about Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing With Trapped-Ions.

It was an honour to welcome Prof. Amir Yacoby, Harvard University, at CGC today! In the last #QAMSS lecture of this term, Prof. Amir Yacoby gave us a very interesting talk about Local Probes Of Spin Excitations In Quantum Matter.

It was an honour to welcome Dr Louise Wells, Toshiba Europe Ltd, at CGC today! In the last #QAMSS lecture of this term, Dr Louise Wells gave us a very interesting talk about Hybrid Photonic Integration For Quantum Key Distribution.

It was an honour to welcome Prof. Tianhong Cui, University of Minnesota, at CGC today! In the last #QAMSS lecture of this term, Prof. Tianhong Cui gave us a very interesting talk about Graphene Biosensors For Early Diagnostics Of Neuro Diseases And Cancers.

It was an honour to welcome Prof. Ashwin Seshia, University of Cambridge, at CGC today! In the last #QAMSS lecture of this term, Prof. Ashwin Seshia gave us a very interesting talk about Frequency Combs Through Nonlinear Resonances In Micro and Nanomechanical Systems.