Quick summary 🧵 on the #quantum sensing, quantum computing, and quantum communications projects by UK and Canada academics and industry! Announced today at #QuantumShowcase2020. @NSERC_CRSNG@UKRI_News
💎"Diamond NV Sensors for Quantum-Limited Magnetic Field Measurements" out of @usask, @M2Lasers, Dias Geophysical, and @UniofNottingham.
Design, build, and demonstrate a svelte quantum magnetometer for geophysics and beyond!
💻🔬"Scanning Probe Fabrication and Readout of Atomically Precise Silicon Quantum Technologies" out of @mcgillu, @nanolayers, NanoAcademic Technologies, @UCLQuantum.
Machine learning for efficiently characterizing silicon-based qubits arising out of atomic dopant techniques
To develop robust implementations of quantum algorithms that can run successfully on today's error-prone quantum processors
🔦"Development of Highly Efficient, Portable, and Fiber-Integrated Photonic Platforms Based on Micro-Resonator" out of @inrsciences, @TMDTechnologies, OptoElectronic Components, and @SussexUni.
Chip-based photonic light sources compatible with fiber networks
After three months of go!go!go!, I finally had time to catch up on the @arxivblog preprints from my work VPN-free self-isolation. Neat #quantum follows: 🧵⬇️
🟣Starting in the broad field of quantum sensing, in force and acceleration sensing land: atom interferometry in cold atoms!
On my reading list, lecture notes, "Atom interferometry and its applications": arxiv.org/abs/2001.10976
Next, a theoretical atom interferometry paper, with a new geometry:
"An atom interferometer testing the universality of free fall and gravitational redshift" arxiv.org/abs/2001.09754
"Is your project interdisciplinary? Is your team include #EDI? Fair Indigenous interactions?" One of the 1st Canadian research funding programs to integrally bake this in @TammyJClifford: what more can be done to evaluate? ⬇️ Interesting concept #CSPC2019
Next panel: "Evidence in practice: how decision-markets obtain and use information?" Organized by @kimberlygirling from @E4Dca #CSPC2019
Tonnes of different sources which MPs get information. They described challenges in using science and evidence, such as time, resources, bias and expertise #CSPC2019
Karen Akerlof from George Mason University discusses her research on use of science in US Congress.
Time, bias, and scientific complexity most often cited as a challenge. #CSPC2019
Next panel: Research without borders: funding agency case studies on international collaboration.
Claire Hemingway: @NSF funds fundamental science and STEM education. NSF doesn't have static international offices #CSPC2019
Next panelist is Chloé Somers of @UKRI_NorthAmer. There are 9 different UK funding agencies but only a single external access point org, UKRI #CSPF2019
.@jclemay4 is the next panelist working at @Quebec_UK to develop a deep network to connect Quebec researchers, centres to foster int'l research activity #CSPC2019