Workshop on Scale-Up and Standardization for Photonic Quantum Technologies 2023
National Physical Laboratory, October 30th-31st, 2023
Bringing industry, academia, funders and metrology together to discuss challenges and opportunities around scale-up for photonic quantum technologies, including:
- Existing Challenges
- Standardized Measurements
- Tooling Needs
- Specifications for Quantum Photonics
- Emerging Topics
Format
The event is free for all attendees (limited spaces available), including refreshments. Limited travel funds may be available for those without access to funding.
The two half-day event will consist of single-track sessions of invited talks from UK semiconductor, photonics and quantum industry, academia and metrology speakers. We invite contributed posters, and a break-out discussion session will be held.
The workshop will run from mid-day Monday 30th October to mid-day Tuesday 31st October. Industry are welcome to present a stall during the poster session - please contact the organizers for details.
Confirmed Speakers
- Industry : PsiQuantum, ORCA computing, Nu Quantum, Wave Photonics
- Funders: Sam Johnson (Head of Quantum Technologies - InnovateUK), STFC Daresbury
- Academia: Brian Geradot (Heriot-Watt), Luca Sapienza (University of Cambridge), Milos Toth (University Technology Sydney), Maddison Coke (University of Manchester) and more
- Metrology: National Physical Laboratory Quantum Metrology Institute, British Standards Institute
Registration
To register, please sign up via the Eventbrite link:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/workshop-on-scale-up-and-standardization-for-photonic-quantum-technologies-tickets-715890968157
Venue
NPL, Hampton Road, Teddington, London, TW11 0LW
Contact
The event is being organized and supported by the M4QN Industry and Knowledge Transfer Thematic Interest Group, with support from the Semiconductors and Photonics Materials Interest Group.
For more details, please contact:
- Patrick Parkinson - University of Manchester
- Sebastian Wood - National Physical Laboratories
- Denise Powell - Compound Semiconductor Centre
Supporters
We acknowledge support from:
