IPAS Hosts Successful Visit from Innovate UK Representatives on Global Expert Mission for Quantum Technologies
In a remarkable showcase of cutting-edge advancements in quantum photonics, IPAS had the privilege of hosting distinguished representatives from Innovate UK for their Global Expert Mission on Quantum Technologies in Australia.
Lab Tour Led by Piers Lincoln Piers Lincoln, IPAS Institute Manager, guided the delegation through the state-of-the-art IPAS labs. The delegation had the opportunity to explore Prof Andre Luiten's Quantum Clock Laboratory, meeting with an exceptional team of researchers. The visit also provided valuable insights into photonics materials and Optofab Adelaide's capabilities.
Centre of Light for Life (CLL) with Prof Kishan Dholakia
Prof Kishan Dholakia welcomed the group to the Centre of Light for Life, where groundbreaking research in quantum photonics took centre stage. The visit showcased the innovative work being conducted at the CLL.
Roundtable Meeting and Insights from Prof Heike Ebendorff-Heidepriem
Prof Heike Ebendorff-Heidepriem actively contributed to discussions during a roundtable meeting focused on quantum photonics technologies. The conversation delved into photonics materials and into research and education in Quantum Technologies at the University of Adelaide.
Delegation Lunch Hosted by Prof Glenn Solomon
Prof Glenn Solomon hosted a lunch session, providing an insightful discussion on quantum materials and light sources. The gathering facilitated an exchange of ideas and knowledge between IPAS researchers and Innovate UK representatives.
The feedback received from the Innovate UK delegation was overwhelmingly positive, reflecting the excellence and innovation showcased by IPAS researchers. As the day concluded, IPAS expressed gratitude to the Innovate UK delegation and bid them safe travels. The collaboration between IPAS and Innovate UK holds the promise of fruitful advancements in the field of quantum technologies.
The group photo captured the memorable day, featuring (L to R): Benjamin Buxton, Victoria Bick, Prof Bruce Northcote, Prof Laura Parry, Prof Heike Ebendorff-Heidepriem, Prof Prof. Michael Webb FIEAust, Jonathan Legh-Smith, Sumen Rai, Dr Stephen Moore, Dr Najwa Sidqi, PhD, Roger McKinlay, Dr Tim Ballance, Per Nyberg, Dr Damien Fordham, and Dr Johann de Silva, PhD.