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Supporting the scale-up of quantum computers

23 Aug 2021 Matin Durrani
Taken from the 2021 issue of Physics World Instrumentation and Vacuum Briefing, where it appeared under the headline "From customer to consultant".

Martin Weides talks to Matin Durrani about his new role as consultant technical director to Oxford Instruments NanoScience, a UK-based firm that builds equipment serving applications ranging from quantum science to nanotechnology

Martin Weides
Playing it cool After working with cryogenic equipment from Oxford Instruments for almost 20 years, Martin Weides is now a consultant technical director for Oxford Instruments NanoScience. (Courtesy: University of Glasgow)
What are your main responsibilities at Oxford Instruments NanoScience? My role there is to push the

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