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We are at silicon quantum information processing workshop 2021 On 21st September 2021, the IoP Silicon Quantum Information Processing Workshop (SiQIP21) took place as an online event. Members of the SEQUEL team contributed to both the organisation of the event and the proceedings. In particular, Alessandro chaired the event in partnership with colleagues from University […]

Alessandro interviewed in Nature On 16/8/21, Alessandro has been interviewed for Where I work, a weekly column in Nature magazine. In the article, he talks about his research in quantum technology across NPL and Strathclyde, as well as the challenges of bringing together quantum physics and metrology. The article is supported by a photo (see

Alessandro featured in the 2021 emerging leaders list of IOP’s JPhysD Alessandro  has been named an emerging leader by IoP’s Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics (JPhysD). The Editorial Board and the applied physics community draw a list of top early-career researchers every other year and the nominees are asked to contribute an original manuscript

Our paper is on the Cover Page Alessandro is the lead author of an Invited Review Article just published in Wiley’s International Journal of Quantum Chemistry. The article reviews the main types of quantum computing hardware available in the cloud for public access. In particular, the focus is on the use of such quantum prototypes

Alessandro is awarded a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship Alessandro  has been awarded a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship to develop quantum technology in silicon carbide. Project QELTIC will kick off in February 2021 and will aim to develop full electrical control of single spins and single photons in this semiconductor. The award will provide support for

Alessandro receives Impact and Strategic Themes Award at Strathclyde’s Images of Research competition August 2020. Alessandro has received the Impact and Strategic Themes Award for a photographic entry at Strathclyde’s Images of Research. This is an annual competition that brings the research conducted at Strathclyde and collaborating institutions to an audience of thousands of people