We've definitely had better looking and smarter guests before, but a few people asked so here it is.

The latest episode is with me! Thanks to the fantastic Millie Mather from the @quantum-alliance.bsky.social for stepping into my shoes and doing the interviewing.

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Me and Akhil Kallepalli @optophysakhil.bsky.social had a fantastic long chat as part of the Cracking Quantum podcast! He shared loads of useful insights into beginning an academic career and what life is like as a PhD supervisor.

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How does an artist get interested in quantum science? What do their conversations with a physicist look like and what ideas pop out?

Find out in the discussion I had with Gregor Harvie - current artist in residence with the quantum theory group at Glasgow
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Now this was a really interesting discussion!

@gemmamilne.bsky.social talks about how we hype quantum tech, how that can help build public interest and investment, but also about the potential dangers of hyping too much or in the wrong way

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Why is Scotland one of the best places to be for quantum research and innovation?
Dr Alison McLeod from Technology Scotland gives us a fantastic answer to this and discusses the scottish quantum industry as a whole. Thanks for the chat Alison!

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I'm always astounded how sensitive these devices are and what people are able to do with them. Reading people's brains with magnetic sensors is crazy!

Find out more about Optically Pumped Magnetometers with Dr Stuart Ingleby (University of Strathclyde)
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So how do I actually build quantum computers?
Jack Brennan talks about superconductors, how to use them to maek qubits, and some of the challenges scaling the technology up.
Find out more in the latest episode of Cracking Quantum

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Why don't I have a quantum computer yet?
Thanks Oliver Brown from @epcc.bsky.social for taking the time to answer this on the latest podcast episode!

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New episode where we go over some of the common words/phrases used within quantum. Find out what superposition and entanglement mean here
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Thanks to Prof John Jeffers from the University of Strathclyde for the discussions in this ep

Learn what quantum theory experts actually do with their time (beacuse I have no idea) with Nic Westerberg at Glasgow

Episode 3 - What Do Theorists Even Do? - Niclas Westerberg youtu.be/v0uJBZKMDT4?...

First interview with Sam Nerenberg (ICFO) whilst he was still with us in Glasgow
Find out about his experience working in an experimental quantum optics lab

Episode 2 - Life as an Experimental Physicist - Sam Nerenberg youtu.be/6RDbOxYkiy0?... via
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New podcast series on everything quantum!
No physics knowledge needed - just me talking to scientists about what it all really means

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