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World of Quantum 2025

Meet Oxford Instruments at World of Quantum

World of Quantum is an event focused on the exciting future field of photonics: quantum technology and its potential applications in various areas, including computing, cryptography, sensing, imaging, communications, and medicine.

The Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology team, Dr Harriet van der Vliet - Head of Strategic R&D Markets and Grant Baldwin, our Head of Marketing, are looking forward to presenting you with our state-of-the-art process solutions for the fabrication of key components in quantum systems

If you would like to discover our solutions for quantum devices, including superconducting qubits, quantum circuits, diamond-based quantum systems, and photonics integrated circuits for quantum applications, book a meeting with us during the event, complete the form below and visit our booth in hall A1 (A1.620).

For further information, visit the World of Quantum website and read the World of Quantum Program 2025.

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Location

Messe Muenchen GmbH, Munich, Germany

Date

24 - 27 June 2025

Booth

A1.620

Business

Plasma Technology

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Meet our Presenter at EPIC TechSession at World of Quantum - The Insights forum

Dr Harriet van der Vliet
Dr Harriet van der Vliet


Dr Harriet van der Vliet - Head of Strategic R&D Markets

Title: Advanced plasma materials processing techniques for quantum device fabrication

Time: 16:45 – 17:05 CEST, 25 June 2025
Venue: Hall A1: World of Quantum – Am Messeturm, 81829 München.

Harriet is the Head of Strategic R&D Markets at Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology, having recently moved from Oxford Instruments NanoScience where she was the Product Segment Manager for Quantum Technologies from October 2020 to January 2025. Prior to this, Harriet was a quantum engineer in the New Product team for over 3 years. Harriet received her PhD in quantum physics, specialising in current sensing noise thermometry and ultralow temperature engineering, from Royal Holloway, University of London’s Quantum Fluids and Solids group, The London Low Temperature Laboratory in 2017. Today, Harriet ensures that R&D, one of the company's key segments, remains consistently and actively involved in the growth of next-generation technology. Alongside her role at Oxford Instruments, Harriet is an elected member of the steering committee for UK Quantum, the voice of the quantum industry in the UK, the deputy chair of the Institute of Engineering Quantum Engineering Technical Network and sits on the Institute of Physics quantum Business, Innovation and Growth group, qBIG.

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