QUANTUM CENTRE
TOWARDS TOMORROW'S TECHNOLOGY
About the Quantum Centre
The Quantum Centre is a University-wide collaboration of over 50 researchers developing quantum technologies with the potential to revolutionise computing, communication, sensing and imaging.
Our device hardware is built using III-V semiconductors and we have world-leading capabilities in crystal growth, nanometre scale device fabrication and device physics research. Wider activities include complementary theory and software development.
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Second International Workshop on 'Near-field Optical Imaging and Spectroscopy' 12 Sep 2024, Sheffield
This multidisciplinary event will bring together researchers working on optical nano-imaging and nano-spectroscopy with applications in a range of systems from solid state to biology. Techniques such as s-SNOM, nanoFTIR, AFM-IR and other tip-enhanced methods will be discussed.
The event will include an optional demonstration of the equipment and capabilities in the new Near-field Optical Imaging and Spectroscopy Centre (NOSC) in Sheffield.
The full day workshop will comprise of invited talks, contributed talks and a poster session.