A recent report from Citi Global Insights looks at quantum sensors, hypersensitive sensors that have wide-ranging and potentially profound applications. This report includes contributions from QT Hub researchers.
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Using the quantum properties of atoms to reveal what’s underground
In the 300 years since Newton’s apple, gravity sensors have emerged as a useful tool to investigate the underground, looking for hazards and even mapping the distribution of water from space.
Exploring airspace and improving detection with quantum-enabled radar
Researchers at the QT Hub are developing precise quantum clocks to replace the standard oscillator in radars, allowing for ground-breaking levels of situation awareness
Future independent, resilient navigation at the QT Hub
Find out more about the how quantum navigation system being developed by UK Quantum Technology Hub Researchers will enable independent navigation ensuring resilient, safe transport.
Working with industry for a quantum-enabled future
Working with industry for a quantum-enabled future
How quantum technology will help tackle the impact of climate change
Find out more about how the work of the UK National Quantum Technologies Programme will help to mitigate the effects of climate change
Geophysics research at the UK Quantum Technology Hub Sensors and Timing
Learn more about the geophysics research at the UK Quantum Technology Hub Sensors and Timing
Quantum timing and radar
Learn more about quantum timing and quantum enabled radar at the UK Quantum Technology Hub Sensors and Timing
Exploring gravity gradient sensors
Explore how gravity gradient sensor technology will help see through the ground more deeply and accurately than ever before