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Wolfgang Lechner and his team present their latest findings in Phys Rev Lett and Phys Rev A

Computing power of quantum machines is currently still very low. Increasing it is still proving to be a major challenge. Physicists…

Philip Walther, colleagues and collaborators awarded ERC Synergy Grant

A research team from the University of Vienna, the Ludwig Maximilians University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)…

Philip Walther, colleagues and collaborators publish their latest findings in Quantum

Physicists at the University of Vienna, in collaboration with the Federal University of Santa Catarina in Brazil, have empowered…

Philip Walther, colleagues and collaborators publish their latest findings in npj Quantum Information

A strong collaboration between researchers from the Universities of Vienna, Stuttgart and Bayreuth have identified how to excite…

ESQ Faculty member Anton Zeilinger awarded Nobel Prize in Physics

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the Nobel Prize in Physics 2022 to Alain Aspect, John Clauser and Anton…

ESQ Faculty member Markus Aspelmeyer and his group publish their latest findings in Physical Review Letters

They demonstrate squeezing of light through mechanical interaction with a levitated nanoparticle at room temperature

ESQ Speaker Markus Arndt and his group publish their latest findings in Physical Review A

Markus Arndt and his group report on UV detection of intense high-mass cluster beams

ESQ Speaker Markus Arndt and his group publish their latest findings in Physical Review Letters

Their publication is chosen as Editor´s Pick and feature in APS Physics

ESQ Faculty member Philip Walther wins Falling Walls Global Call 2022

Prof. Philip Walther, University of Vienna, and Prof. Roberto Osellame, Italian National Research Council (CNR), are among the…

ESQ Faculty member Stefan Rotter, colleagues and collaborators publish their latest findings in Nature Physics

Together with his collaborators from Yale University (USA) and Utrecht University (NL), Stefan Rotter and his group from TU Wien…

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