Proteox in Paris: Inside the state-of-the-art quantum lab at École Polytechnique

Connected dilution refrigerators for scalable quantum computing

Enabling quantum scale-up – why high 4 K cooling powers are standard on Proteox dilution refrigerators

Designing the TeslatronPT Plus: Our open-architecture low temperature measurement system

Q&A with Dr. Jeong Min (Jane) Park, winner of the Lee Osheroff Richardson Prize 2025

Scaling Quantum: how Cryo-CMOS blueprints bridge the gap to scalable quantum computers

Countdown to the APS Global Physics Summit 2025 and the unveiling of new educational quantum computing platform

Building the Future of Quantum Together: Perspectives from UNESCO’s International Year of Quantum Opening Ceremony

The spin doctors of quantum computing: mastering the spin qubit

Supporting Early Career Researchers: In Conversation with Former Oxford Instruments Science Prize Winners

NanoScience in conversation: Thirty years of support with Professor Philip Kim

How the National University of Singapore is using the TeslatronPT to investigate energy-efficient information technologies

Listening for a whisper in a crowded bar: the search for axions

No Bad Vibes Allowed: Proteox’s low vibration performance crucial to AFM integration at Imperial

The Coolest Tech in Tokyo

From Concept to Colocation: Building quantum systems for data centres since 2020

NanoScience in conversation: How can we provide better training to the quantum and measurement communities?

Q&A: Exploring Quantum Research at Fermilab's QUIET and LOUD Facilities

Q&A with Dr Shuqiu Wang, winner of the 2024 Nicholas Kurti Science Prize

Collaborating with SEEQC to facilitate commercial access to quantum computing for pharmaceuticals

Reflecting on Quantum Australia 2024

Open-source tools from Oxford Instruments NanoScience to aid low-temperature system control and measurement integration

In conversation with Dr. Tiancheng Song, winner of the Lee Osheroff Richardson Prize 2024

Delft Circuits: Flexible, scalable, compatible wiring solutions – Q&A​

Pushing Boundaries in Measurement Technology - the long-term partnership between Oxford Instruments NanoScience and Lake Shore Cryotronics

Lancaster University in the Oxford Instruments Apps Lab

Q&A with Professor Paula Giraldo-Gallo, Lee Osheroff Richardson Prize Alumna and Committee Member

Reconfiguring Our Factory for the Future

Inspiring and driving talent into STEM

An Introduction to Magnets at Oxford Instruments NanoScience

Quantum Computers in Data Centers

Expanding our team in India: supporting the global growth of quantum R&D

An Introduction to Transport Measurements at Oxford Instruments NanoScience

The Quantum Mummy Returns

Q&A with Dr Samuli Autti, winner of this year's Nicholas Kurti Science Prize

Introducing ProteoxQX: Our Largest Modular Dilution Refrigerator System

Our Highlights from APS 2023

Lee Osheroff Richardson Prize Winner 2023 Q&A

Kasra Sardashti | Physics Today Webinar

SCALINQ: Commercialising solutions for quantum computing processor development

Science of Business: Collaborating at the Frontier

Sir Martin Wood Japan Science Prize Winner 2019: Dr Keiichi Inoue

City Quantum Summit: Using Quantum for Financial Advantage – NOW!

Why Quantum Needs Diversity: Part 3

Q&A with Professor Angelo Di Bernardo and Dr Alexander Grimm, joint winners of this year's Nicholas Kurti Science Prize

Why Quantum Needs Diversity: Part 2

Why quantum needs diversity (and what we can do to achieve it)

Shanghai Applications Lab Collaboration with Dr. Chen Guorui

Oxford Instruments NanoScience PhD Sponsorships: New Opportunities and Experiences Thus Far

Q&A with Dr Yun-Yi Pai from Oak Ridge National Laboratory

A year on with our technical director, Martin Weides

World's First STM Measurement Probe for Cryofree Superconducting Magnets

Neutron imaging an Oxford Instruments dilution refrigerator at the ISIS Neutron & Muon Source

Discover Magnetic Refrigeration with Nicholas Kurti Science Prize winner, Dr. Tino Gottschall

techUK Webinar

Discover Quantum Phase Detection with Sir Martin Wood Prize winner, Dr. Michihisa Yamamoto

Q&A with James R Nakamura, winner of the 2022 Lee Osheroff Richardson Science Prize

Q&A with Timothy McSorley recipient of the OI Student Travel Grant

Oxford Instruments NanoScience: 2021 in review

Innovate UK Partnerships for the Scale-up of Quantum Computers

Pseudo-Gap State of Cuprate High-Tc Superconductors - Q&A

Accelerating UK Quantum Computing with Rigetti

Introduction to superconducting Circuits: Hamiltonian Engineering and the Kerr-Cat Qubit - Q&A

Calculating Nature, Using Nature

Seeqc Digital Quantum Computing - Q&A

The record-breaking 32T magnet - Q&A

Unveiling the obscured universe - Q&A

March in Review

University of Glasgow - Q&A

Oxford Quantum Circuits - Q&A