On-Demand | Quantum photonics: unlocking new possibilities
Wed, 7 May – 3pm BST
Online panel discussion | Explore the future of quantum technologies
Quantum photonics is at the forefront of technological innovation, offering the potential to revolutionise computing, communication, and sensing. By harnessing quantum states of light, researchers and industry leaders are opening the door to faster, more secure communications, ultra-sensitive measurement devices, and groundbreaking advances in quantum computing.
This online panel discussion will explore the key principles of quantum photonics, recent breakthroughs, and emerging applications across industries. Gain insights from leading experts on how quantum photonics is shaping the future and how you can contribute to this rapidly evolving field.
Who should attend
This online panel discussion is designed for:
- End users of photonics components and systems
- OEMs integrating quantum photonic technologies
- Researchers and academics advancing quantum photonics
What you will learn
- The fundamentals of quantum photonics and its role in quantum technologies
- Recent innovations in quantum communication, computing, and sensing
- How quantum photonics is being applied in key industries such as telecommunications and defence
- Insights into future developments and the challenges of scaling quantum photonic systems
Why you should attend
- Stay informed on cutting-edge innovation: Understand how quantum photonics is transforming multiple sectors
- Discover real-world applications: Learn how quantum technologies are being developed and deployed
- Engage with leading experts: Participate in a live Q&A session to get answers to your key questions
| James Lee While at Cambridge, he developed photon sources for quantum computing, followed by a time modelling equity derivatives at an investment bank. |
James holds masters degrees in Photonic Systems Development from Cambridge University, and Physics from Oxford University.
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| Richard Murray Under Richard’s leadership, the company has grown to a team of over 65 people and expanded its global presence by establishing U.S. headquarters in Austin, Texas, following a strategic acquisition in 2024. |
Previously, Richard worked for the UK government supporting Sir Peter Knight leading the innovation activities for the £270m UK quantum technologies program. He was also pivotal in the early stages of the €1 billion EU quantum flagship program.
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| Luca Sapienza Luca is leading the Integrated Quantum Photonics research group, based in the Nanoscience Centre. |
Activities overseen by the research group focus on the fundamental understanding of quantum optics effects on a chip, the development of quantum and nano-photonic devices integrating single-photon emitters for quantum technologies, and the study of quantum effects in bio-molecules.
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| Annika Möslein Annika completed her PhD in Engineering Science at the University of Oxford, where her research focused on optoelectronics and sensors. |
Prior to joining Quantum Dice, she was responsible for an award-winning VR solution and was a professional sailor.
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Join this online panel discussion and unlock the possibilities of quantum photonics. Reserve your spot today to stay ahead of the latest advancements and innovations.
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