Quantum Sensing is in use right now, you may even have relied upon it this morning. With technologies such as atomic clocks relying on these quantum properties we're diving in to quantum sensing with Mark Mitchison and James Millen. 

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Quantum cryptography can be broken into two parts - the fact that a quantum computer could break some forms of classical cryptography, and separate to this, we can use quantum technology within classical computing to encrypt secrets.

Eamonn Postlethwaite and Benjamin Dowling join us to chat Quantum Crypto!

Benjamin Dowling is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Informatics at King’s College London 

Eamonn Postlethwaite is a Lecturer in the Cybersecurity group of the Department of Informatics at King’s College London 

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Modelling and replicating systems is one thing, but doing that with the human heart is another level. Why does the heart need a digital twin and how does Quantum help?

Our guest is Adelaide, a biomedical engineer who's department are working on this complicated digital twin project.

Dr Adelaide de Vecchi is a Senior Lecturer in Biomedical Engineering at Kings College London. 

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We're talking about the fundamental components of a Quantum computer - superposition and the qubit. 

Joining the podcast today we have an experimentalist and a theorist to give us a balanced view of how these concepts are helping the quantum computing environment to evolve.

Guests:
Dr Amelle Zair, Lecturer in Advanced Photonics, Department of Physics, Kings College London
Professor George Booth, Professor of Theoretical Physics, Department of Physics, Kings College London

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We're tackling the tricky topic of entanglement! 

Joining the podcast today we have:

Professor Joe Bhaseen, Head of Theory & Simulation of Condensed Matter Group
Dr Alexander Franklin, Lecturer in Philosophy of Science

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Quantum technologies promise substantial improvements in areas such as computation, communication, and sensing.

Some of these promises have already been fulfilled and some are in very early developments.

Understanding the foundations of quantum technologies and also the nature of their promised improvements may seem like a difficult and almost mystical subject to many.

In  the Quantum Demystified series, we aim to demystify the foundations quantum technologies and explain them in simple terms, and moreover, discuss the potential applications of such technological in areas that will have direct impact on our daily lives.

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We look at the foundations of Quantum Technology. How is quantum tech used, where and why is it used?

 We break down what quantum mechanics is in simple terms and discuss quantum communications, quantum computing, and, wait, have we said the word 'quantum' enough yet?

Contributors to this episode are:
Dr James Millen, Reader in Advanced Photonics & Director of King's Quantum
Professor Mohammad Reza Mousavi, Professor of Software Engineering

Host Sean Riley produces the Computerphile YouTube channel and hosts the TAShub's Living with AI podcast

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