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But there is a question underneath all of it that has been surprisingly hard to answer: how brightly a tumour enhances depends on how much contrast agent its cells actually take up - and that varies enormously from one tumour to the next. Some take up a g

But there is a question underneath all of it that has been surprisingly hard to answer: how brightly a tumour enhances depends on how much contrast agent its cells actually take up - and that varies enormously from one tumour to the next. Some take up a g

ONCO-Q, a project from the University of Groningen and UMCG, utilizes quantum sensing with nanodiamonds to measure colon cancer cell activity.

In collaboration with UMCG, the University of Groningen, and Life Cooperative, ONCO-Q takes our quantum sensing platform and applies it directly to one of the most pressing challenges in oncology: colon cancer.At the heart of the technology are nanodiamon

The field has become very good at seeing condensates. It has been unable to answer the question that decides therapeutic relevance: is a given condensate healthy, recovering, or actively driving disease? Two condensates can look identical by microscopy an

Aaron-James "AJ" Santa Cruz AJ studies Mechanical and Electrical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). His work at QT Sense focuses on developing automation systems for high throughput measurements, including fluid handling, pipe

A Notable Experience The platform behind it is Quantum Nuova - built by us at QT Sense. At the Leiden Academic Centre for Drug Research (LACDR), Professor Alireza Mashaghi and his Medical Systems Biophysics & Bioengineering group put it to work doing what

A Notable Experience The deployment of Quantum Nuova at the Leiden Academic Centre for Drug Research in Leiden marks a key step in bringing real-time quantum sensing into advanced drug discovery workflows. The system was installed in collaboration with Pr

At the European Molecular Imaging Meeting (EMIM) 2026, held in Bilbao and organized by the European Society for Molecular Imaging, QT Sense engaged with a scientific community focused on visualizing and understanding biological processes in space and time

At NextGen Omics US 2026, held in Boston and dedicated to advancing genomics, spatial biology, and data-driven life sciences, QT Sense explored how quantum sensing can enhance the rapidly evolving omics landscape. The conference theme focused on integrati