King’s College London joins powerhouse of nanotechnology research
King’s College London is joining with the London Centre for Nanotechnology to use the power of nanotechnology to confront global healthcare, energy and environmental challenges. King’s has joined two of the capital’s leading universities, UCL and Imperial...
Quantum Leap: from research to large-scale market
Quantum Leap: from research to large-scale market: Two UCL professors present evidences to secure the future of the Quantum Technology research funding Quantum technology has the potential to make transformative impacts in computing, security, sensing and navigation,...
Special Temperatures for Magnetic Discovery
Getting to low temperature is something we take for granted today: laboratories across the world are awash with liquid nitrogen at -196C and body scanners in hospitals use liquid helium at only 4.2 degrees above absolute zero (-269 C). Yet what underpins this low...