
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Quantum information processing has arrived at the cutting edge. Ian Walmsley, elected fellow of the esteemed Royal Society and provost of Imperial College London, guides us through the narrative of the field — from information processing and computing, to the evolution of science education and industry. Manos Anyfantakis, from the University of Luxembourg’s Experimental Soft Matter Physics group, shares his team’s latest breakthrough: achieving structural colors, with applications in biobased sensing and dyeing.
By All Things Photonics5
1212 ratings
Quantum information processing has arrived at the cutting edge. Ian Walmsley, elected fellow of the esteemed Royal Society and provost of Imperial College London, guides us through the narrative of the field — from information processing and computing, to the evolution of science education and industry. Manos Anyfantakis, from the University of Luxembourg’s Experimental Soft Matter Physics group, shares his team’s latest breakthrough: achieving structural colors, with applications in biobased sensing and dyeing.

43,836 Listeners

32,243 Listeners

30,635 Listeners

4,233 Listeners

4,418 Listeners

14,296 Listeners

599 Listeners

1,649 Listeners

545 Listeners

83 Listeners

4,169 Listeners

6,111 Listeners

264 Listeners

5,596 Listeners

4 Listeners