Jamie Timman

Throughout his degree, Jamie gained a strong understanding of topics such as quantum computing, atomic physics, optical physics, condensed matter physics and astrophysics. Jamie was also involved in numerous coding projects, both group and individual.

Jamie graduated from Durham University in 2025 having completed a 4-year Physics integrated masters course. His masters project involved simulating the application of superconducting MKID arrays into exoplanet detection methods. His course focussed on quantum computing, optical and atomic physics, and involved a lot of Python programming.

Jamie has been involved in a variety of cases including: Medical devices, algorithms and procedures; Optical computing, Quantum technologies, laser technologies, semiconductors and fishing equipment. He has already been involved in drafting many applications.