Updates
The latest updates, events, and announcements from the 
project.
Viewpoint on the feasibility of realizing X-ray photon-counting CT using fast scintillation detectors has been published in Physics in Medicine & Biology. The paper is invited by the editorial board of the journal.
The direction toward Quantum Scintillators — the foundation of the QuPIX project — has been published in Energy Material Advances (JIF = 17.4).
QuPIX researchers from Łukasiewicz - PORT presented two talks on perovskite scintillators at the nanoGe HYPE 2026 conference in Athens, Greece.
The QuPIX project officially kicked off in Delft, The Netherlands, with a productive meeting that laid a solid foundation for the collaboration.
The official QuPIX project website is online. Stay tuned for regular updates on our progress in revolutionizing medical imaging through quantum-enhanced technologies.
The six consortium partners will meet at TU Delft for the official kick-off of the QuPIX project, marking the beginning of four years of collaborative research.
We are delighted to announce that the QuPIX project has been selected for funding under the EIC Pathfinder Open call (HORIZON-EIC-2025-PATHFINDEROPEN) with a total EU contribution of €2,998,860.
