Quantum Science announces that its INFIQ lead-free QDs have been confirmed as the best-performing solution in the industry.

Quantum Science has expanded its quantum dot (QD) product offering on the prestigious Merck platform.

Demand for high-performance short-wave infrared (SWIR) sensing in AI and machine vision will drive an explosion of activity in the quantum dot (QD) market this year, claims infrared QD technology experts Quantum Science.

Quantum Science, a prominent company in infrared quantum dot (QD) technology, has emphasised the importance of rapid innovation in components within the machine vision industry.

Quantum Science is poised to participate in a trade delegation aimed at fostering connections between the UK's emerging tech sector and a significant international market.

Quantum Science offers its thanks to the "remarkable contributions" of the pioneering team behind quantum dot (QD) technology having just received the Nobel Prize for Chemistry.

Quantum Science has welcomed research showing strong export trends in the North of England, highlighting the potential for international trade.

Infrared quantum dot (QD) technology expert Quantum Science has cemented its industry leading position by creating lead-free QDs sensitive to wavelengths of 1,550nm.

Short-wave infrared (SWIR) detection is heralding a new age of sensing and imaging technology. Compared with other wavelengths used in sensing, SWIR suffers less from parasitic ambient light and enables powerful active illumination, which improves the signal-to-noise ratio, expanding the functionality of various applications.

Next-generation solar panels could be just around the corner after Quantum Science won a grant to integrate INFIQ technology into solar cells.

Quantum Science is ready to support the rapid expansion in short-wave infrared (SWIR) imaging as research shows the SWIR imaging industry will grow to $2.9 billion by 2028.

Quantum Science, developer of the INFIQ quantum dot technology, will share insights into its export journey next week at an event helping to boost local businesses.

Heavy metal-free quantum dots (QDs) that power exciting consumer technologies could soon be available at scale after UK-headquartered nanomaterials developer Quantum Science secured a government funding award.

Quantum Science is preparing to showcase its INFIQ quantum dot technology ahead of an exhibit at the world’s largest connectivity event.  

Quantum Science has been recognised among the best and brightest companies in Liverpool’s tech sector. 

The manufacturer of the ground-breaking INFIQ quantum dot (QD) technology, Quantum Science, is bolstering its production capability by expanding into a second laboratory at its site in Daresbury, Cheshire.

Nanomaterials innovator Quantum Science (QS) has secured another grant funding win to expand its opportunities overseas.

Graphjet Technology (Graphjet) has announced a partnership with UK headquartered Quantum Science for Nanomaterials and Quantum Dot Technologies.

Graphene and graphite producer Graphjet Technology has announced a new partnership with UK headquartered Quantum Science Ltd. that will enhance both companies’ innovation pipelines.

Quantum Science has been recognised for its forward-thinking quantum dot solutions at the Warrington (UK) Business Awards.