Environment
Quantum technologies will have an impact on all aspects of the environment, for example allowing better monitoring of crops and detecting issues hidden underground before they become a real problem.
Quantum sensors to build better climate models
Quantum sensors can help to explore and build climate models to protect the environment
Quantum computers can model complex environmental systems
Environmental systems can improve climate prediction modelling and our understanding of climate change
GasCam for detecting and imaging invisible gases
GasSight is a camera developed by researchers which produces real-time video images of gas
Tackling climate change
There are many ways in which quantum technologies will be able to help mitigate the impact of climate change - through detecting invisible gases, building complex climate models and exploring carbon sequestration.
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Quantum City showcases quantum technologies at Royal Society Summer Science exhibition
At the start of an incredibly warm July, the five Quantum Technology Hubs, part of the wider UK National Quantum Technologies Programme, exhibited various exciting quantum demonstrations in the Quantum Zone at the Royal Society Summer Science exhibition, an annual week-long festival that showcases the latest research from across the UK through interactive exhibits, hands-on activities and talks.
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Cosmic Titans: Art, Science and the Quantum Universe
The Cosmic Titans exhibition unites art and science in a captivating exploration of the quantum universe, celebrating the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology.
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Celebrating a century of quantum science: 2025 will be the International Year of Quantum!
Earlier this month (June 7th) the United Nations approved a proposal for 2025 to be declared the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology (IYQ).