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Q-BIOMED demonstrated practical applications of nitrogen-vacancy diamond sensing for biomedical imaging and cancer surgery at New Scientist Live. The technology leverages magnetic field sensitivity to enhance diagnostic accuracy and surgical precision, moving quantum sensing from theory toward tangible healthcare tools. This event highlights the transition of UK quantum research into real-world medical instrumentation through direct public engagement.

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Q-BIOMED brings quantum sensing to a wider audience

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 19, 20262 min read

From 10–12 October, New Scientist Live featured Q-BIOMED, showcasing quantum sensing and the breadth of the UK’s quantum research, including applications across healthcare, communications, computing, sensing, imaging and navigation. Researchers introduced visitors to the sensing properties of nitrogen-vacancy (NV) diamonds and their potential for biomedical and healthcare applications.

Researchers from Q-BIOMED used a striking visual demonstration at New Scientist Live, illuminating nitrogen-vacancy (NV) diamonds with a green laser to produce characteristic red fluorescence, to explain the core of their quantum sensing applications, the company says. The team presented how the sensitivity…

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