Quantum Design at the UK National Quantum Technologies Showcase 2026
Demonstrating how Quantum Design can take you from research to testing/measuring through to scale-up at the UK National Quantum Technologies Showcase in London
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Quantum Design at SM2Q-2026 and 1st Glasgow Quantum Summit
Join us with Quantum Design Oxford at SM2Q-2026 and 1st Glasgow Quantum Summit this December. Supporting the next generation of superconducting quantum hardware
NQCC Quantum Computing Scalability Conference 2027
Join Quantum Design UK & Ireland and Quantum Design Oxford at the NQCC Quantum Computing Scalability Conference 2027
Your Guide to Scientific Instrumentation
Explore the QDUKI Product Guide — your overview of advanced scientific instrumentation for materials characterisation, cryogenics, microscopy, spectroscopy and more.
QDUKI at Advanced Materials Show 2027
Join us at the Advanced Materials Show 2027 to see one of the most comprehensive materials characterisation portfolios in the world. We will be on hand to discuss your research challenges,
A New Magazine Showcasing Collaboration in Scientific Discovery
FREE new magazine Quantum Perspectives – voices from across the global research community.
Introducing a New Technical Contact for Lake Shore Temperature Products in the UK & Ireland
Introducing our new Technical Sales Engineer, covering all temperature products for Lake Shore Cryotronics.
Adding Length to Sensor Leads
Lake Shore Cryotronics lead extensions explained in full. Avoid time-consuming extra wire addition.
Where Precision Meets Absolute Zero: Lake Shore Cryogenic Sensors Explained
We explore Lake Shore Cryotronics’ comprehensive suite of cryogenic temperature sensors – engineered for precise measurement in low-temperature and demanding scientific environments.
Introduction to Cernox™ Sensors in High-Energy Physics Applications
Discover how Cernox™ resistance temperature sensors deliver accurate, stable cryogenic measurements for high-energy physics and superconducting applications.
Magneto-Optics Conference Round-Up
Discover what happened at the Magneto-Optics in Quantum Light and Matter Conference at NPL
F71 and MeasureLINK Chart Recorder
This video shows the F71 measuring two permanent magnets as well as the shielding effects of the Zero Gauss chamber. I then connect the F71 to MeasureLINK and use the Chart Recorder feature to show
Improving Confidence in Low-level Measurements of Nanostructures
This technical note explores the use of a synchronised and modular AC + DC sourcing and measurement system that utilises optimum sensitivity, noise rejection, and uninterrupted acquisition of data
Technical Note: A New Approach to Low-Level Measurements of Nanostructures
How to Overcome the Challenges of Characterising Ultra-small Structures The study of new semiconducting materials, high temperature superconductors, photovoltaic devices, and organic electronic mat
Bell Labs Fellow Reviews the M81-SSM
This episode of well-known YouTube channel The Signal Path features host Shahriar examining the newly released Lake Shore M81 Synchronous Source Measure System (SSM)
Lake Shore’s Aerospace Heritage
With decades of experience delivering rugged, mission-ready equipment, Lake Shore—through its Environment by Janis division—offers cryostats engineered to meet the extremes of space and high-al
Second Edition of Quantum Science and Technology Magazine
In this second edition of Quantum Magazine, we continue our journey into the cutting-edge world of quantum technology. Building on the success of our inaugural issue, we bring you even more in-dept
Pushing Boundaries: High-Tech Instrumentation for the Aerospace Industry
Free magazine dedicated to high-tech instrumentation for aerospace applications from Quantum Design UK and Ireland
Webinar: Low-Temperature Lab Design
Engineering Reliable Cryogenic Systems This webinar is run by Physics Today | Wiley and sponsored by our partners, Lake Shore Cryotronics Breakthrough discoveries in quantum technologies, supercond
Coming Soon… Next-generation Temperature Controller
The upcoming Model 346 cryogenic temperature controller – 400 W of control power with measurements down to 300 mK
