Our Current Research Program
We have designed a powerful next-gen experiment that uses state-of-the-art quantum technology to test our most advanced theories of quantum space-time, under commissioning at Cardiff University since 2019. Stay tuned for more updates!
Latest Results — Record sensitivity with initial engineering data at 1/100 design power
- Interesting Engineering: World's most sensitive experiment detects trillionth-level space-time distortions
- Cardiff University: World’s most sensitive table-top experiment sets new limits on very high-frequency gravitational waves
How We Measure Fluctuations in Space-Time
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American Scientist:
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QI: Quantum-enhanced Interferometry for new physics
- UK Research and Innovation: Quantum projects launched to solve the universe's mysteries
- UK National Quantum Technologies Programme: Quantum Technologies for Fundamental Physics
- Cardiff University press release on how the QI consortium will lead the search for dark matter and quantum space-time
- Quantum Technology Hub at Birmingham: Exploring the unanswered questions of our universe with quantum technologies
Recent Quanta Magazine Articles
- New models of quantum space-time are being proposed, building upon the Holometer's original foundational insight and targeting the same experimental regime. Here is a feature covering one such project at Caltech — by Thomas Lewton
- A feature on how the Cardiff and Caltech teams are searching for dark matter and quantum space-time — by Thomas Lewton
New Lab Opening!
The new experiment at Cardiff is funded by the following agencies, institutions, and organizations:
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