Last week, we hosted Q-BIOMED Connect, our first in-person Hub meeting since launch, bringing together researchers, clinicians, and other stakeholders to strengthen collaborations, share progress, and tackle challenges in quantum sensing for healthcare.

Q-BIOMED joined more than 100 exhibitors and over 2,500 in-person delegates at the 2025 UK National Quantum Technologies Showcase.

In research published in Nature Communications earlier this month, some of our scientists have demonstrated that their spin-enhanced nanodiamond rapid test can detect COVID-19 earlier and more accurately than conventional lateral flow tests.  

On 29 August, Q-BIOMED welcomed stakeholders from DSIT, DHSC, NHSE, and NICE to UCL.

Researchers at the University of Warwick have built a new diamond-based magnetic field sensor that could be used to help find tumours by tracing magnetic fluid injected into the body.

Alongside quantum researchers from across the UK, Q-BIOMED members showcased their work in the ‘Quantum Zone’ at the 2025 Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition