We are focused on research in the area of quantum foundations, quantum communication, and quantum information with the aim of developing quantum communication technologies and new computing techniques.
ICTQT
The purpose of the ICTQT is to conduct scientific research and development works in accordance with the adopted research agenda, in an international academic environment and at the highest academic level, with due regard for high ethical standards, good academic practice in particular, and to disseminate knowledge.
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Quantum Speedup workshop
The Quantum SpeedUp workshop series aim to provide a space for integration, exchange of ideas and inspiration between the members of the boosting quantum technology community in […]
Hybrid Quantum-Classical Codes by Andrew Nemec
ICTQT Seminar Date: November 30th, 2022Time: 12:30Speaker: Andrew Nemec (Duke University) Hybrid Quantum-Classical Codes Place: room 317, ICTQT, UG Link: https://zoom.us/j/91536504866?pwd=SkkvVDByRmlmRTBWNGxWVlIzd0hFdz09 Abstract: Hybrid codes simultaneously encode both quantum and classical information together, […]
Squeezing and ultrastrong coupling of light and matter by Adam Miranowicz
ICTQT Seminar Date: November 3rd, 2022Time: 11:00Speaker: Adam Miranowicz (UAM Poznań, Poland; RIKEN, Japan) Squeezing and ultrastrong coupling of light and matter Place: room D102, Chemistry Dept, UG Link: https://zoom.us/j/7763535903?pwd=Q1VwQWhHME9GcjBJaUhEZWoxazhDdz09 Abstract: Experimental […]
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The secret bookshelf of Nobel Prize winning quantum physicist Wolfgang Pauli, full of books about eastern mysticism, telepathy, psychology, and mythology. Also, some C.S. Lewis, author of the Narnia children's books!
(CERN: Wolfgang Pauli Room)
Congratulations to Konrad Schlichtolz, PhD student from #ICTQT for taking 2nd place in the #YoungFahrenheit competition! His project was highly praised by the judges for its potential to revolutionise cybersecurity industry. Keep up the great work! https://ug.edu.pl/news/pl/4708/znamy-zwyciezcow-finalu-drugiej-edycji-konkursu-young-fahrenheit
Quantum science and technology is exciting when discussed accurately and responsibly. It's disappointing that @TIME would publish such a misleading article. https://twitter.com/TIME/status/1618580266410205184
TIME's new cover: Quantum computers will transform our world—and create a 21st century "space race" https://ti.me/3j2McaL
New call from #QuantERA for transnational research projects on: quantum phenomena and resources and applied quantum science. Submission deadline: 11.05.2023
More info 👇🏻
Funding will be offered to projects addressing one of two topics:
🔹Quantum Phenomena and Resources (QPR)
🔹Applied Quantum Science (AQS).
More at:👉https://quantera.eu/call-2023-announcement/
Join #QuantERA #Call2023 to shape the future of #QuantumTechnologies! Submission deadline: 11.05.2023.
Last couple of talks of the @INAQT2022 meeting on indefinite casual order. We've been enjoying a very well-ordered programme - thanks @SarahCroke1 @S_FrankeArnold !