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Quantum Science partners with University of Glasgow to advance research into novel QD image sensors
Quantum Science partners with University of Glasgow to advance research into novel QD image sensors Quantum Science Ltd, a leading nanomaterials company in the fields

Quantum Science listed as “Ones to Watch” in Liverpool City Region Tech Climber 2021
Quantum Science is proud to be listed in the “Ones to Watch” list for Liverpool City Region Tech Climber 2021 awards. To learn more, please

Quantum Science teams up with Intralink to drive growth in Asia

Case Study: Quantum Science and Hitachi High-Tech Europe
The collaboration between Quantum Science and Hitachi High-Tech illustrates perfectly the supportive and dynamic environment cultivated at Sci-Tech Daresbury, where the next step to getting
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504 Hours at 90 °C: Advancing the Reliability of INFIQ® SWIR Photodiodes
Can an ink-based quantum dot SWIR photodiode maintain its electrical performance for more than 500 hours at 90 °C? Our latest INFIQ® results show that

INFIQ® Extends into 2.5 µm eSWIR: Opening a New Route for OEM Infrared Sensing
Quantum Science demonstrates a 2400 nm PbS quantum dot platform for scalable, ITAR-free extended-SWIR development Interest in infrared sensing is moving beyond 1.7 µm. While

Accelerating the path from quantum dots to SWIR products
For companies developing next-generation infrared sensing products, the challenge is no longer simply whether quantum dots can absorb SWIR or extended-SWIR light. That capability is

Quantum Science’s King’s Award marks a defining moment for scalable infrared sensing
Receiving the King’s Award for Enterprise in Innovation is a major milestone for Quantum Science. As one of the UK’s highest official honours for business

What defines true quality in PbS quantum dots for SWIR imaging?
As imaging devices push deeper into the short-wave infrared (SWIR) spectrum, material consistency is what separates good performance from great performance. At Quantum Science, we

Delivering Quality+ in SWIR materials
Every technological leap brings its own set of challenges, and in short-wave infrared (SWIR) that challenge is now one of precision and reliability. Manufacturers that