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Bridging the gap: connecting quantum research with clinical reality

A fair-haired man, a dark-haired man with a beard and glasses, and a woman with light brown hair and glasses, hold a sign in a hotel corridor that says ETOP in blue letters

Akhil Kallepalli, centre, the chair of the 2025 IEEE Education and Training in Optics and Photonics (ETOP) conference in Glasgow. Pictured with team members Fraser Eadie, left, and Renata Loberto (Image: courtesy of Akhil Kallepalli)

University of Strathclyde PI and Photonics100 honoree Akhil Kallepalli is building bridges between fundamental science and real-world applications while also tackling the skills shortage in quantum technologies

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