QUIE2T Quantum Information Entanglement-Enabled Technologies

Please register for the event at:

http://qift2011.fuw.edu.pl

Cluster Review will include projects: AQUTE, Q-ESSENCE and SOLID.

The first QUIE2T review will take place on Tuesday, 3rd of May 2011 in Bratislava.

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Mesoscopic Josephson junctions
Charge and phase qubits
Current fluctuations and cross correlations
Graphene and hybrid systems

Quantum communication is built on a set of disruptive concepts and technologies. It is driven by fascinating physics and by promising applications. It requires a new mix of competencies, from telecom engineering to theoretical physics, from theoretical computer science to mechanical and electronic engineering. First applications have already found their way into niche markets, and university labs are working on futuristic quantum networks, but most of the surprises are still ahead of us.

Nicolas Gisin and Rob Thew, world leading researchers in quantum communication at the University of Geneva and authors of the invited Insight Letter Quantum communication technologies, tell us why they enjoy their field.

FUTURE AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES QIFT OPEN DAY will take place on 15th April 2011 at University of Warsaw.
 

The purpose of the Open Day is to promote European research in Quantum Information Foundations and Technologies (QIFT) on a broad forum involving government, academia, media, and industry. The event will also provide an opportunity to discuss forthcoming initiatives in Future and Emerging Technologies. 

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The goal of this project is to design future information processing technology that will take ICT beyond the current limits of energy requirements and performances. In order to realize this ambitious goal, the project will require and enable anticipation, insight and validation via simulation through a multiscale approach, from atomic scale including quantum features up to complex system level design. Such simulations will themselves make extensive use of today’s most performant supercomputers and distributed computing infrastructures.

The proposed Quantum Technologies Flagship (QUTE-F) will allow Europe to play a key role in the new market where the quantum limits will define the performance of industrial applications.

The CA QUIE2T aims at strengthening and advancing the European scientific and technological excellence in the field of Quantum Information Foundations and Technologies (QIFT). To achieve this objective, QUIE2T will maintain and expand a set of high-quality coordination measures specifically designed for the QIPC research area.