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Imperial College London's new UK Quantum SuperConnector aims to bridge the gap between academic breakthroughs and commercial viability by linking researchers with investors across a national network. Funded through the Quantum IS8 programme, this initiative seeks to establish robust innovation clusters that will accelerate the development of globally competitive quantum companies in the UK.
Imperial College London will connect quantum research with UK investors
Imperial College London’s new UK Quantum SuperConnector will connect innovators with potential investors, accelerating the commercialization of UK quantum research.
Photo: Thomas Angus · imperial.ac.uk Professor Ramana Nanda from Imperial Business School will direct a new initiative, the UK Quantum SuperConnector, in partnership with Dr. Jess Wade from Imperial’s Department of Materials as Deputy Director. The consortium, comprised of Imperial, University of Bristol, University of Cambridge, University of Glasgow and University of Oxford, aims to translate the UK’s leading quantum research…
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