Great so see work by Tim Moorsom, part of the @NameProgramme, publishing his work in Communication Materials. The paper shows the significant impact even weakly absorbed molecular films can have on TI surfaces - shorturl.at/hMw7m

Great to see this paper has been included in the Springer Collection - Harnessing quantum: progress towards real world applications of quantum technologies

10 years of success from the @GreatSciShare leads to thousands of teachers and young people asking, investigating and sharing scientific questions. We’re proud to support this impactful campaign! #scienceeducation #GSSfS2025

We love seeing our demos out and about! The AFM boxes are at @newscilive now, getting more young people hands-on with materials. Great idea with the rubbings- looks really effective 🖍️🖍️🖍️

As always great to see members of the NAME PG engaging with the Royce A2D, helping spread the word on the amazing systems we are utilising and developing and how to gain access to them.

Welcome to our new-look work packages! We have refocused for the next stage of the Programme Grant and can't wait to make further advances in these areas.

And now we start looking forward! Our Q13 meeting was a hybrid affair with interesting updates from all institutions as well as some delicious cakes! Big push on getting our data out there now 👀

And if you missed it you can still experience our "Down the Column" video or print off our material top trumps at home by visiting name-pg.uk/atomic_scale_engi…

And who could forget the Royal Society #summerscience this year! We presented Engineering Atom by Atom. See our little video to catch up on what went on 📽️ youtu.be/ji1FOv2jFnY

Another highlight of the year was our participation in the organization of ICANS30. With 150+ people attending and 90+ talks, there were some interesting discussions. We are so thankful to our NAME volunteers for helping before, during, and after the event to make it a success.

Optical conductivity of a Bi2Se3 topological insulator with a THz transparent top gate doi.org/10.1515/nanoph-2023-… The thin films coming out of Leeds have been showing great results, find out more about how to access this and more of their capabilities at royce.ac.uk/technology-platf…

Highly 28Si enriched silicon by localised focused ion beam implantation doi.org/10.1038/s43246-024-0… Released earlier in the year to fanfare, the purest silicon could potentially create the spin-free canvas for the quantum computers of the future.

“Maser-in-a-shoebox”: A portable plug-and-play maser device at room temperature and zero magnetic field doi.org/10.1063/5.0181318 The miniaturization of the components needed for our MASER devices has been a great success and has led to us even demonstrating MASERs in a muddy field

As we enter Y4 of the grant we are looking back, this week, over the last year at some of the great things we have achieved together. With the science being at the core of what we do, here are a couple of highlights that have been published 📰👇

Great to see our scientists sharing the capabilities that NAME has at its core. Make sure to follow the link below to register and hear more about how you can access these and more 👇

Another great outreach weekend supporting @PSI_UoM at the @royalsociety summer tour at @jodrellbank - talking about all things light and waves from single photon emitters to how lithography works, we had a great time discussing our passion for science!

And before you know it, we say goodbye to ICANS30 until the next conference to bring us and our ideas together. Its been great couple of days with so many amazing talks and we look forward to the future events.

Of course the most important part of any conference is the networking and collaborations that can come from brining us all together. Great to see so many networking at the ICANS30 event dinner held at the stunning Living Worlds Gallery @McrMuseum