IQN Hub staff have had an incredible few days at New Scientist Live, meeting hundreds of young people, families, teachers and youth leaders, eager to learn more about quantum technologies […]
Quantum City – a major initiative to engage and inspire the public on quantum technologies – has been officially relaunched with a new website, updated resources and a new strategy […]
You can read July’s newsletter here.
On Friday 19 June, “Quantum Worlds – Music and Poetry” was performed at the Pianodrome in Edinburgh by IQN Hub’s Professor Erika Andersson, in collaboration with Pianist-in-Residence Will Pickvance, Steve Summers from Noisy Toys, Edinburgh pianist […]
Earlier this month, IQN Hub researchers at King’s College London delivered a well-received “Authentication for Quantum Networks” workshop. The workshop combined tutorial presentations, technical talks, and discussion sessions designed to encourage interaction between teams working on quantum […]
Two projects led by investigators from the IQN Hub have been awarded funding through the highly competitive “QuantERA Call 2025”. QuantERA, a major European funding programme supported by the European Commission, unites […]
Representatives from the IQN Hub recently contributed to the launch of a landmark assessment of Scotland’s quantum ecosystem. The report, published by QURECA on behalf of Quantum ARC, highlights how Scotland has developed one of the world’s top […]
IQN Hub recently convened a special one-day UK – US Quantum Networking Summit in Bristol, bringing together thought-leaders from both nations to focus on exploring priority areas for deeper collaboration in quantum communications and networking. The event was […]
The IQN Hub successfully hosted its international workshop, QNetworks 2026, on 12-13 May at the Bristol Aquarium. The workshop brought together global leaders from academia, industry, and government to advance […]
You can read IQN Hub’s May Newsletter here.