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In the past decade or so, quantum technologies have gone from lab curiosities to commercial products with practical applications. This had led to a growing number of business opportunities in the sector – as well as opportunities for people with the right skills.
This episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast features an interview with Mackenzie Van Camp – who is quantum and photonics chief scientist at BAE Systems FastLabs – the research and development branch of the defence contractor BAE Systems.
Based in New Hampshire, Van Camp did a PhD in physics before joining the company. She explains why BAE Systems is developing quantum technologies and talks about some of the projects that she has worked on. She also offers career advice for people who are interested in working in the quantum and defence sectors.
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In the past decade or so, quantum technologies have gone from lab curiosities to commercial products with practical applications. This had led to a growing number of business opportunities in the sector – as well as opportunities for people with the right skills.
This episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast features an interview with Mackenzie Van Camp – who is quantum and photonics chief scientist at BAE Systems FastLabs – the research and development branch of the defence contractor BAE Systems.
Based in New Hampshire, Van Camp did a PhD in physics before joining the company. She explains why BAE Systems is developing quantum technologies and talks about some of the projects that she has worked on. She also offers career advice for people who are interested in working in the quantum and defence sectors.

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