Quantum Fringe 2025 – organised by the Quantum Software Lab, in collaboration with NQCC
Quantum Fringe is a series of events centred around quantum computing taking place in the summer of 2025, including conferences, workshops, and seminars.
News and events
News and events from across the NQTP partners.
The NQCC’s first Insights Paper explores the convergence of quantum computing with healthcare and pharmaceuticals
Developed through extensive sector engagement, the paper offers clear, actionable insights for healthcare leaders, pharma innovators, policymakers, and funders.
Science minister opens National Quantum Computing Centre
The National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) has been formally opened by Minister of Science, Research and Innovation, Lord Vallance.
Quantum technologies displayed at Farnborough Air Show
The Quantum Communications Hub displayed two exhibits at Farnborough International Airshow this year, demonstrating quantum key distribution (QKD).
Five hubs launched to ensure the UK benefits from quantum future
The hubs will ensure the UK benefits from the potential of quantum technologies, from healthcare and computing to national security and critical infrastructure.
NQCC Doctoral Studentship Scheme announced – call for expressions of interest
The NQCC announces its Doctoral Studentship Scheme to provide support for up to 30 students over 8 years.
Quantum City launches new website to engage next generation of quantum scientists
Quantum City, a public engagement initiative set up by UKNQT partners in 2018, has reached a new milestone in the launch of a new website.
UKRI and NQCC invest £30 million in UK quantum innovators
Winners of the UKRI Quantum Testbed Competition will develop and deliver quantum computing testbeds at NQCC’s facilities in south Oxfordshire by March 2025.
UK is ready to take a quantum leap on technology
Kedar Pandya, Executive Director of Cross-Council Programmes at EPSRC, writes about the UK National Quantum Technologies Programme
National Quantum Strategy Missions
In 2023, the government published the National Quantum Strategy, where it committed to publish long-term quantum missions to galvanise technology development.