SEQUEL welcomes the arrival of a dilution refrigerator On the 13th of March 2023 we received our dilution refrigerator! It can reach temperatures as low as 8 mK and is equipped with low- and high-frequency wiring to read and control the state of qubits and other quantum devices. This new system will boost our efforts […]
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At quantum showcase for EPIQC Previous Next On 11th Nov, Dr. Prince Khatri from SEQUEL group represented the EPIQC project as Exhibitor at quantum technologies showcase 2022 in London. The event was attended by every relevant industry, research group and government body working in quantum technologies across the UK. EPIQC booth attracted a strong interest
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SEQUEL organised the QCA forum Previous Next On 4th Nov, the first in person QCA forum has been organised at University of Glasgow. The aim of QCA forum is to enhance the collaboration among researchers by organising talks, lab tours and socials. Prince Khatri from SEQUEL group lead the organising team. The event attracted more
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SEQUEL at SQIW22 Previous Next The SEQUEL team dominated the Silicon quantum information processing workshop hosted by the Institute of physics down in London. We represented at every level in the conference with Alessandro Rossi involved in hosting as one of the chairs, Angus Russell contributing a 15-minute talk on our recent preprint publication and
Attending first in person EPIQC meeting Prince Khatri and Alessandro Rossi joined the first in person EPIQC ( Empowering practical interfacing of quantum computing) at NPL on 16th Sept 2022. The participants were from industries (NQCC, Quantum motion etc) and universities (UCL, Imperial College, Strathclyde, Glasgow etc). We discussed about topic like optical interconnect, wireless
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Alessandro at RAISIN workshop On 5th September 2022, Alessandro presented on how qubits can be realized using quantum defects in SiC at RAISIN workshop. Alessandro’s talk was very well received among his peers and raised significant interest in this budding new field of quantum electronics in SiC. Other presentations were from researchers all over the
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SEQUEL group participated in UK semiconductor 2022 conference SEQUEL group participated in the two day UK 2022 semiconductor conference at Sheffield Hallam University on 6th-7th July. This conference covers all aspects of semiconductor research from fundamental physics and material development, to device characterisation, and commercial applications. Our PhD student Meg participated in IOP’s Phil Buckle research
Prince Khatri attended the Rank Prize 50th Anniversary Event On 4th-5th of July Prince Khatri attended the Rank Prize 50th anniversary event. It was a two day event where first day was dedicated to Prize distribution in the field of optoelectronics and nutrition. On second day, reserch visionary gave their talks focussed on the future
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SEQUEL group is a partner in the new EPIQC project SEQUEL group is a partner in Empowering Practical Interfacing of Quantum Computing (EPIQC) project. This project aims at bridging the gap between current quantum computers and communication technologies. Other partners in the project are: the Universities of Birmingham, Lancaster and Southampton; University College London; King’s
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Megan Powell’s official welcome in SEQUEL group On February 10th, Megan Powell is officially welcomed in the SEQUEL group. Day started with discussion about Meg’s PhD project. The group then went to Paesano for tasty pizza lunch. This pizza restaurant is personally approved by the man himself, Dr. Rossi and believed to serve the best and most
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