March 9, 2022

First installment of careers in quantum technologies fact sheets released

The Quantum Communications Hub has published a series of fact sheets highlighting some of the many career opportunities in the field of quantum technologies. The suite of fact sheets, which comprises 11 different roles, includes information on what each role entails, the skills, qualifications and work experience that would be beneficial to someone considering taking […]

December 15, 2021

Quantum technologies posters released by Quantum City

Quantum City has created a series of posters on the many amazing ways that quantum technologies could improve our world. The posters are aimed at schools and their students; however, they are available to all. The suite of posters includes a summary poster which defines what is meant by quantum technology and highlights the five […]

November 5, 2021

UK and US sign joint statement of intent to boost collaboration on quantum

The United Kingdom and the United States of America have recently signed a new joint statement of intent on cooperation in quantum information sciences and technologies. The statement, which was signed by George Freeman, UK Minister for Science, and Dr Eric Lander, US Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and […]

September 10, 2021

Building a quantum workforce

The UK National Quantum Technologies Programme’s Strategic Intent document outlines a drive to ‘grow, attract and retain talent’ in order to meet the growing needs of the quantum sector and to create a skilled and diverse workforce to underpin it. It therefore makes sense that, in order to grow a quantum workforce, there must be a common […]

November 19, 2020

Interactive map of UK Quantum Landscape launched

The Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN) has recently released an interactive, searchable and open access tool that maps quantum investment and expertise within the UK. The Quantum Landscape includes businesses, research groups, projects funded through UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), UK national centres and postgraduate training centres and is intended to be used as a point […]

October 31, 2019

Our final year report for the first phase of the programme is now published!

Thanks to all the Hub colleagues, partners and collaborators who have contributed to our fifth year report, published today on our website. The report provides a summary of all our achievements over the last five years and outlines future directions for the Hub in the second stage of the national quantum technologies programme. To download […]

June 18, 2018

The third annual report is now published!

The third annual report of the Quantum Communications Hub, covering the period 2016-2017, was published earlier this month. The report was compiled with input from across the partnership and covers technical developments across all technology themes as well as content on partnership resource projects, user engagement events, outreach activities and much more. The report can […]

September 5, 2017

Year 2 Hub Annual Report is now out!

The second year annual progress report for our Quantum Communications Hub has just been published! It includes content on progress across all technology themes, as well as news items on user and public engagement activities, outreach, research highlights and a list of outputs for 2016. You can access the report by downloading it from the […]

April 24, 2017

Quantum Technologies POSTnote

The Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST) has published a briefing document today focusing on quantum technologies. POSTnotes are reports designed to provide balanced and impartial advice to MPs and Peers, and today’s briefing includes information on quantum technologies from stakeholders from across the spectrum of academia, industry, government and the third sector. The result is […]

October 31, 2016

First Annual Quantum Communications Hub Report is now published!

The first annual report of our Quantum Communications Hub, describing activities from the first year of the project, has now been published and it is available to download from the Hub literature page.