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Diversity and inclusion

Diversity and inclusion

Why we must build an inclusive quantum community

14 Aug 2023

Alex Belsley, Marija Radulovic, Angela Stephen and Carrie Weidner say that diversity and inclusion considerations must be at the forefront of rapidly developing fields such as quantum technologies

Discussion points Creating a truly inclusive and diverse subject requires continuous effort, reflect

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Alex Belsley, Marija Radulovic, Angela Stephen and Carrie Weidner are based in the Quantum Engineering Technology Laboratories at the University of Bristol, e-mail c.weidner@bristol.ac.uk
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