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Output
Code and datasets
A result that cannot be reproduced is a claim, not a finding. This is where the implementations live.
Status
The centre does not yet publish a public code repository. Until it does, the code and data behind any published result can be requested from the centre, quoting the DOI from the publication list.
Why it matters to us
For a centre whose output is software, a repository is the equivalent of a laboratory tour, and far more convincing than a description of one. It makes published results checkable, and it gives a prospective partner something to evaluate before committing to a project. It is a current priority.
What will be published here
- QUBO construction utilities — the techniques developed in the cybersecurity and optimisation work, packaged so others can apply them.
- Runnable notebooks, one per application, that a visitor can execute against a simulator without hardware access.
- Simulation code supporting published chemistry and materials results.
- Benchmark data — the classical baselines each quantum claim was measured against.
- Teaching material for the graduate programmes.
How it will be published
A single organisation account, one repository per project, an open licence, a DOI minted for each release, and a citation file — so that every publication links to its code and every repository links back to its paper.
Last updated 14 September 2026.