Post by TU Delft | Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science

⚛️🔬 In quantum technology, fragility can be a superpower. Qubits—the building blocks of quantum technologies—are incredibly sensitive to their surroundings. While that sensitivity is often seen as a challenge, it is exactly what makes them powerful tools for quantum sensing. In this video, researchers Shima Rajabali and Salahuddin Nur, and their students at TU Delft, take you behind the scenes of cutting-edge quantum research, from nanofabrication in state-of-the-art cleanrooms to experiments in the Diamond Lab. They show how quantum sensors can detect tiny changes in magnetic fields, temperature, and gravity. These are signals that conventional sensors often cannot measure. These advances could enable breakthroughs in areas ranging from healthcare and environmental monitoring to fundamental science, helping us better understand the world around us and tackle some of society's biggest challenges. By turning the fragility of qubits into a strength, quantum sensing is helping build a healthier, smarter, and more sustainable future. 🎥 Watch the video to discover how TU Delft is shaping the next generation of quantum technologies. #quantum #sensing #quantumcomputing #students #research

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