New insights into sodium-ion cathode material could help improve battery lifetime for large-scale energy storage
Cambridge researcher Dr Osarenkhoe Ogbeide awarded prestigious Royal Society Career Development Fellowship Click here if you are not redirected
NanoDTC Associate Dr Osarenkhoe Ogbeide awarded prestigious Royal Society Career Development Fellowship
Cambridge researcher Dr Osarenkhoe Ogbeide awarded prestigious Royal Society Career Development Fellowship Click here if you are not redirected
Double win for NanoDTC in the Boat Race
← Back to Events Double win for NanoDTC in the Boat Race NanoDTC had double reason to celebrate in the 2023 Lightweight Boat Race, with both a rower and coach from the programme contributing to a standout Cambridge victory. PhD student Gemma Swan (c2020) was selected for the Cambridge Lightweight Women’s Blue Boat, competing against […]
Nu Quantum successfully secures $60m in Series A fundraising
← Back to Events Nu Quantum successfully secures $60m in Series A fundraising The Nu Quantum team. Photo courtesy of Nu Quantum (https://www.nu-quantum.com/) Nu Quantum, founded and led by NanoDTC alumnus Dr Carmen Palacios Berraquero, has announced a major Series A funding round that marks an exciting milestone for the company and the wider Cambridge […]
NanoDTC Associate May Ching Lai (a2021) Wins Bronze Award for Battery Research at Parliament
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DNA-based Neutralisers Could Detect and Inhibit a Wide Range of Viruses
DNA-based Neutralisers Could Detect and Inhibit a Wide Range of Viruses For most acute viral diseases, there are no effective treatments available. Therapeutic approaches with the ability to target many types of viruses are currently scarce. Finding innovative treatments is vital to improve global health. In recent years, people have started to see DNA as […]
Tiny Cages, Big Implications: Understanding Magnetospectroscopy to Unlock the Potential of Quantum Dots for Computing
Tiny Cages, Big Implications: Understanding Magnetospectroscopy to Unlock the Potential of Quantum Dots for Computing Computers have become an integral part of our modern world. They are involved in almost every aspect of our lives. From waking up in the morning with the alarm on your phone to watching a film on your smart TV, […]
The Journey to Quantum Non-Demolition Measurements
The Journey to Quantum Non-Demolition Measurements Quantum computers hold the potential to revolutionize fields ranging from cryptography and drug discovery to optimization and machine learning. Solving complex problems currently beyond the reach of classical computers could pave the way for groundbreaking advancements in science, engineering, and society.Quantum computing, with its great potential for exponential speed-ups, […]
Passively Cooling Solar Panels
Passively Cooling Solar Panels Surfaces which passively cool themselves by re-emitting thermal radiation into space could enable an additional way to deal with global warming. Our research looks at creating these cooling surfaces with polymers, potentially facilitating their scalable production as solar panel coatings. Coverage of our warming planet in the media inevitably covers themes […]
Hot charge carrier ultra-thin space based solar cells
Hot Charge Carrier Ultra-Thin Space Based Solar Cells Imagine tomorrow on your way to work your GPS stopped working and as attempt to call your boss to inform them of your problems, you discover your phone no longer works and you can’t even google what is going on, this is what could happen if all […]