Quantum and Healthcare Fields Connect for Collaboration, read on Quantum Zeitgeist
Q-BIOMED Connect 2026 united quantum researchers, clinicians & industry to discuss translating technologies into clinical impact.
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Q-BIOMED
Research organisation · London
Q-BIOMED, the UK Quantum Biomedical Sensing Research Hub, develops quantum sensors aimed at earlier diagnosis of cancer, Alzheimer's, cardiovascular and infectious disease through ultra-sensitive blood tests, faster MRI and portable instruments. One of five hubs in the £160m national network, it draws on UCL, Cambridge, Oxford, Warwick, Cardiff and Heriot-Watt, with John Morton, Mete Atatüre and Molly Stevens as co-directors. EPSRC's Accelerating Capability Fund added £902,000 in May 2026, and in July 2026 hub-affiliated teams won nine of the 17 NIHR i4i FAST quantum awards.
Q-BIOMED is a research organisation in London focused on quantum sensing and imaging. No project in this directory lists it yet. People profiled here include John Morton (Co-Director and PI), Mete Atatüre (Co-Director) and Molly Stevens (Co-Director).
Sources: Q-BIOMED: UK Quantum Biomedical Sensing Research Hub · Q-BIOMED: Our team · Q-BIOMED affiliated researchers awarded NIHR funding to accelerate quantum healthcare innovations · Q-BIOMED Secures £902K to Expand Healthcare Quantum Sensing (Quantum Zeitgeist)
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Q-BIOMED Secures £902K to Expand Healthcare Quantum Sensing, read on Quantum Zeitgeist
Q-BIOMED received £902,000 from EPSRC to expand partnerships and strengthen its ability to deliver quantum technologies for healthcare applications. This investment supports work packages focused on identifying clinical needs and prioritizing quantum sensing applications to improve diagnosis, monito
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UK Funds Quantum Tech Hubs With $220M, read on Quantum Zeitgeist
The UK Government has announced the launch of five new research hubs to develop quantum technologies, with a £160 million investment. One of the hubs, led by the University of Oxford, aims to develop the technologies needed for the UK to play a key role in the development of quantum computers, a mar
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UK Funds Quantum Internet Hubs for Cybersecurity, read on Quantum Zeitgeist
The UK is investing £106 million in five Quantum Technology Hubs to develop innovative systems for critical infrastructure, autonomous vehicles, and improved indoor and underwater navigation. The hubs will harness quantum properties to provide unparalleled power and capacity for analysis at a molecu
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