HyPERiON Researchers Explore Quantum Sensing Technologies at NVision

On 6 October, members of the HyPERiON Integrated Research Training Group (IRTG) visited NVision in Ulm, a pioneering company working at the intersection of quantum technologies and magnetic resonance.

NVision's work on quantum sensing and diamond-based hyperpolarization technologies makes the company particularly relevant to the scientific interests of the CRC. The visit provided doctoral researchers with a unique opportunity to learn how innovative research concepts are translated into industrial applications and commercial technologies.

During the visit, participants gained insights into NVision's technological developments, research and development activities, and the challenges and opportunities associated with bringing advanced magnetic resonance technologies from the laboratory to the market. Discussions with company representatives highlighted the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration between academia and industry in driving technological innovation.

For the doctoral researchers, the visit offered valuable perspectives on career paths outside academia and demonstrated how fundamental scientific research can create societal and economic impact through commercialization.

The IRTG would like to thank the NVision team for hosting the visit and for sharing their expertise and experiences. The visit provided inspiring insights into the future potential of quantum-enhanced magnetic resonance technologies and further strengthened the dialogue between academic research and industrial innovation.

We would also like to extend our sincere thanks to Hatice Baser, member of HyPERiON's IRTG Committee, for the outstanding organisation of the company visits.We greatly appreciate the time, effort, and dedication invested in making these experiences possible for our doctoral researchers.