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ESQ Faculty member Miguel Navascués and his group have developed a mathematical framework to reason about adaptive protocols in quantum information theory

Researchers of the Navascués group at IQOQI Vienna have developed a mathematical framework to reason about adaptive protocols in…

ESQ Faculty members Markus Aspelmeyer and Oriol Romero-Isart, together with their colleagues explore the potential of the new research field of levitodynamics

In a review in Science, a team led by ERC Synergy Grant awardees Markus Aspelmeyer, Lukas Novotny, Romain Quidant and Oriol…

ESQ Faculty member Rudolf Grimm receives BEC Senior Award 2021

The jury of the Bose-Einstein Conference Series awarded Prof. Rudolf Grimm, Director at the ÖAW Institute of Quantum Optics and…

Quantum Optics 2022

The biannual international conference Quantum Optics 2022, including the SFB BeyondC winter workshop 2022 will take place in…

ESQ Faculty member Marcus Huber and team developed a new quantum transmission protocol more robust against interference

Marcus Huber and his team from the Atomic Institute of TU Wien developed a new quantum transmission protocol that allows a higher…

Fulvio Flamini’s work as ESQ PostDoc Fellow published on arXiv

In Hans Briegel’s research group, ESQ PostDoc Fulvio Flamini investigated the influence of experimental imperfections in integrated…

Anton Zeilinger and Jian-Wei Pan, together with their reserach teams, report their experiment implementing a practical error correction mechanism in PNAS

Physicists at the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the University of Vienna have been successful in their experiments creating the…

TU Wien researchers, including ESQ PostDoc Sebastian Erne, find new way to observe quantum vacuum

A research team from the Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology (VCQ) and a team of the TU Wien together with research…

ESQ Faculty members Rainer Blatt and Philip Walther together with their colleagues find a way to check that quan­­tum com­­puters return accu­­rate ans­­wers

Quantum computers become ever more powerful, but how can we be sure that the answers they return are accurate?

ESQ Faculty Member Rainer Blatt at Alpbach Technology Symposium 2021

Rainer Blatt believes that the hype of quantum computers has been overestimated

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