Learn how universities can unlock funding and improve impact metrics by bridging the gap between academic research and industry needs. For university department heads and research leaders, the landscape of academic funding is shifting. As public funding streams become increasingly competitive, the pressure to secure private investment has never been higher. Yet, beyond the financial necessity, engaging with the industry offers a unique opportunity to enhance impact scores, va

Anchored In team has published the summary of the UK Quantum Startup Survey today as part of the UK's national quantum showcase. We have been doing this every year since 2019. Key Findings from the Survey Here is a summary of the findings: The outlook for UK quantum start-ups in 2025 remains positive, despite facing some notable pressures, demonstrating resilience in the sector. Investment has slowed from last year’s peak but remains broadly healthy. New startups continue to

Explore the history and impact of the UK Quantum Startup Survey. See the latest data and trends shaping the UK's quantum technology ecosystem.

Image: Wikipedia The University of Glasgow leads QuantIC, the UK Quantum Technology Hub for Imaging. By fostering the development of...

The National Centre for Quantum Integration (NiQi) was an infrastructure proposal led by the Glasgow University, to develop semiconductor scale-up fabrication techniques required for the emerging quantum technologies industry. NiQi was based on a hub-and-spoke model with six university partners and the National Physical Laboratory. To align academic innovations with industry needs and ensure active company engagement, the university needed an effective industry engagement pla