2026 3 episodes
2025 4 episodes
- Rajevic, Rayner & Goldingay (Quantum Women): Teaching quantum women to own the room
- Laurence Coldicott (Quantum.Tech): Why quantum conferences are ditching hype for practitioner case studies
- Constanza Bustamante (CNAS): Why tariffs could break America’s quantum supply chain
- Romana Schirhagl (QT Sense): Nanodiamonds inside living cells sense free-radical stress in real time
2024 8 episodes
- Tobias Lindstrom (NPL): Why national labs won’t crown a quantum computing winner
- Mike Biercuk & Natasha Sachdeva (Q-CTRL): Error tools make today’s noisy hardware solve real problems
- Keysight Technologies (Lon Hintze, Clayton Crocker, John Dorighi, Philip Krantz): Test tools spanning every quantum modality
- Lute Maleki (OEwaves): Why narrow linewidth lasers are quantum tech’s overlooked bottleneck
- Florian Neukart (Terra Quantum): One Qubit, Many Products, From Sensing To Cryptography
- Judith Olson (Infleqtion): Optical clocks tick thousands of times faster than microwave ones
- Andrei Dragomir (Aquark Technologies): Shrinking Cold Atom Sensors to Phone Size
- Cathal Mahon (DeepTech Lab Quantum): NATO picks Denmark to accelerate quantum defense startups
2023 6 episodes
- Ramy Shelbaya (Quantum Dice): Why Weak Encryption Keys Undermine Strong Algorithms
- Clarice Aiello (UCLA): How Nature’s Quantum Sensors Run Living Cells
- Neil Abroug (French Quantum Strategy): Why Quantum Policy Should Be a Marathon, Not a Sprint
- Dimitri Kusnezov (DHS): Quantum’s real payoff is sensing and timing, not code-breaking
- Scott Faris (Infleqtion): One Photonics Roadmap Builds Clocks, Sensors, and Quantum Computers
- Michael Biercuk (Q-Ctrl): Quantum control as the missing layer for stable hardware
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