gMOT
A compact grating Magneto-Optical Trap chip for the generation of ultra-cold atoms.
Our Work
Components
A growing portfolio of photonic and quantum components supporting fundamental research, computing, civil engineering, environmental monitoring, mineral prospecting and many more critical industries. This video shows a compact vapour and atom chip for atomic trapping and cooling that will form the heart of future portable quantum timing and metrology systems.
Production
Partnering in multiple global supply chains for DFB laser manufacture by providing high resolution electron beam lithography and plasma etching services for grating production. The image shows a deep etched 3rd order lateral grating for GaAs lasers.
Prototyping
Custom device prototyping and process development services across a broad range of material systems and geometries. The image shows a multi-level Fresnel lens structure formed in silicon.
Scanning Probes
Supplying scanning thermal probes for over 15 years through instrument manufacturers and distributors. The image shows a thermal AFM probe with an angled tip capable of mapping sub-100nm topography while providing thermal spatial resolution of 0.1 K.
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We're proud to be working on this technology with our partners Uni of Glasgow
NEWTON-g: How do you use tiny gravity sensors to look inside an active volcano? https://t.co/wUBZF0abWA @rpmiddlemiss of @UofGravity and @UofGlasgow explains. #Volcano #Etna #EUFETOpen #gravity #TeamUofG #WorldChangingGlasgow
Great to host @UofGlasgow at @scothouseLON this evening and to hear about Scotland's excellence in quantum and nanotechnology and exciting plans for the Clyde Waterfront. @scotgoveconomy @ScotGovLondon @SusaninLangside @UofGVC @UofGVPAnna @P14Murray @MilesPadgett @KNTnano https://t.co/8xzGvMRmvy
Our CEO, Dr @brendancasey25, speaking at @scothouseLON tonight about #quantum & the #nanotechnology industry
Brendan Casey, CEO of @KNTnano and industrial partner of #TeamUofG complimenting the bright & brilliant minds of physicists and researchers at UofG 💡🧠
