Research isn't a straight path like school. It's two steps forward, then a step back. It's non-linear. Engineering is about applying a known roadmap. Research requires thought and constant re-evaluation. #ResearchLife #STEM

Qudits offer multiple states—0, 1, 2, 3—unlike qubits' 0 or 1. This higher dimensionality means qudits can hold more information, especially when dealing with bipartite systems. #QuantumComputing #Qudits

Experimental Quantum Optics helped him grasp the 'why' behind the setup. Seeing how things worked made it an interesting course. #QuantumOptics #Physics

Classical synchronization gets a quantum upgrade. Quantum tech, quantum comms, and quantum computing rely on synchronization—this could be a game changer. #QuantumTech #QuantumComputing

Bringing quantum concepts down to earth. Two interesting guests, Kang and Sanjan, join the conversation in the studio today. #QuantumPhysics #ScienceTalk

Science isn't about knowing everything. It's driven by what we DON'T understand. As Einstein said, "If we knew what we were doing, they wouldn't call it research." #STEM #Research

The IAA funding did two key things: It enabled the creation of a full prototype, unlocking commercialization opportunities. It also brought on our CTO, who's now a great friend. Full episode on channel. #Funding #Startups

Dr. Robert Graham from University of Glasgow discusses his research and spin-out company, Kelvin Quantum. All made possible by an IAA grant. A testament to the power of collaboration! #Research #Innovation

Ready for rapid-fire questions? Short, simple answers only. Let the games begin on The Science Show with Dr. Dada! Are you ready to play? #ScienceShow #RapidFire

Standard electronics fail in extreme cold. Kelvin Quantum makes electronics that thrive in cryogenic conditions, enabling quantum computers to do their thing. It's about solving problems. #QuantumComputing #Cryogenics

A prototype working at super-low temperatures. That's when the "Wow, this could be a business" moment hit, leading to commercialization at the end of the IAA project. #Innovation #Science

From PhD in Glasgow to quantum computing startup. The CDT program was key, with its focus on entrepreneurship modules. Now, superconducting circuits are being spun out. Fantastic! #QuantumComputing #Entrepreneurship

Impact means outreach: bringing the tech we make in the lab to the world. How can we make tech more accessible? #Tech #Innovation

Fossil fuel companies face a reckoning. Their stock prices don't reflect the coming correction. Divesting isn't just moral—it's financially sound. Sir Anton Muscatelli on the science show with Dr Dada. #FossilFuels #Divestment

Dr. Simon Mekhail spitting fire on the science show! Who says academics can't rap? Quantum keys and entangled light—this fiber maze is on another level. Be prepared; you may be next! 😉 #ScienceRap #EntangledLight

From PhD to startup: COVID didn't stop this Glasgow researcher. Entrepreneurship modules sparked an idea, and quantum computing led to a superconducting spin-out. Amazing! #QuantumComputing #Entrepreneurship

Space is defined by what can happen simultaneously in time. Causal graphs for network rewriting systems show events (yellow dots) joined by edges. Energy is part of the equation. #SpaceTime #CausalGraphs

Computational irreducibility means you can't jump ahead to the answer with a shortcut. The only way to know what happens is to simulate each step and watch it unfold. There's no easy way out. #Complexity #Simulation

Experiments on that were happening in Germany & France. Serge Haroche (Paris) won a Nobel Prize for his work. Rodney was my PhD examiner, and we started working together shortly after. #Physics #Science

Everyone needs outside interests. One person finds joy as an enthusiastic (but untalented) viola player in the Glasgow Orchestral Society. They perform 4 concerts a year. A weekly commitment to something different! #OrchestralMusic #Glasgow