Today we’re celebrating 5 years of progress in the Hub, at our End-of-Hub event. It’s a chance to share achievements and celebrate the progress we’ve made.

Hub Director Dominic O’Brien is currently presenting the Hub’s progress in a session about the current National Quantum Technologies Programme hubs.

Celebrating 10 years of the National Quantum Technologies Programme is a very significant demonstration of the impact the Programme has had.

Come and see the UK’s four Quantum Technology Hubs in one place at #QuantumShowcase2024. Find out about the fantastic research @QCSHub, @Sensors_QTHub, @QuantIC_QTHub and #QCommHub have been focusing on.

We're delighted the Hub was able to help #iconews with research for their ICO tech futures: quantum technologies report, which examines what a quantum-enabled future could look like, through a data protection and information rights lens. ico.org.uk/about-the-ico/res…

📊Just released: Our comprehensive Public Dialogue on Quantum Computing report. 🇬🇧 Discover awareness and attitudes in the UK towards quantum computing and its potential applications, alongside views on regulation, governance and more... ⚡Download now. qcshub.org/resources

Here's a timeline of UK Quantum Computing milestones, taken from the QCS Hub Final Report. You can read the full document here: qcshub.org/final-report

A great listen if you've not already heard it...

Now in our fifth and final year, we're pleased to announce the publication of the QCS Hub Final Report which highlights the significant progress we have made in advancing quantum computing technologies. Download your copy here: qcshub.org/final-report #QuantumComputing #QuantumTech

More recent research from the Hub: A Graph-Theoretic Framework for Free-Parafermion Solvability Ryan L. Mann, Samuel J. Elman, David R. Wood et al., arXiv:2408.09684 arxiv.org/abs/2408.09684

Recent research from the Hub: Robust optimal control for a systematic error in the control amplitude of transmon qubits Max Cykiert, Eran Ginossar, arXiv:2408.13554 arxiv.org/abs/2408.13554

Next week is the arXiv Accessibility Forum 2024, a free conference for the scientific community focused on making research more accessible. Accessibility means access regardless of disability, for truly open science. Find out more here: accessibility2024.arxiv.org

From rural roots to quantum frontiers... In the latest of our series of interviews with QCS Hub members we talk to Professor Simon Benjamin from the University on Oxford. Get the full story on our website: qcshub.org/article/the-quant…

In three months time the Hub will be five years old, and we'll shortly be releasing our final report, sharing our successes over the past half-decade... keep an eye out for it coming soon! 👀