Theme
Quantum sensing, imaging and computing applied to medicine, drug discovery and the life sciences.
4 projects (2 active), £24m of it with a sourced funding figure; University College London leads the most (1). 11 companies and start-ups work in this area.
Q-BIOMED
A national research hub that develops quantum sensors for earlier diagnosis of disease. UCL and the University of Cambridge lead it.
Led by University College London
Funding: £24m
Themes: Sensing, Biomedical and health, Imaging
Mission 3
A government goal that by 2030 every NHS Trust will benefit from quantum sensing-enabled solutions.
Led by Department for Science, Innovation and Technology
Themes: Sensing, Imaging, Biomedical and health
Applied Quantum Computing built a prototype hybrid quantum-classical model to predict risks for intensive care patients.
Led by Applied Quantum Computing
Themes: Computing, Software and algorithms, Biomedical and health
QuPharma
A SEEQC-led consortium linking a quantum computer with a classical supercomputer to model drug properties.
Led by SEEQC UK
Themes: Computing, Biomedical and health
Leads, partners and funders of the projects above.
Company · London
Company · Cambridge
University · Cardiff
Government · London
Company · Didcot
Funder · Swindon
Government · London
University · Edinburgh
Funder · Swindon
University · London
Research organisation · Alderley Park
Company · Darmstadt
Funder · London
Start-up · Leeds
Research organisation · Teddington
Research organisation · Harwell
Company · High Wycombe
Company · Cambridge
National lab · Swindon
Company · London
Funder · Swindon
University · London
University · Cambridge
University · Oxford
University · Coventry
Organisations whose listed specialisms match this theme but which are not yet linked to a project here.
