QUROPE Quantum Information Processing and Communication in Europe

Development and applications of advanced laser-based methods for high-performance optical sensing

Metrology with frequency comb synthesizers and absolute optical frequency references

Whispering-gallery-mode resonators made from solid & liquid dielectric media: cavity optomechanics and biosensing with metallic and dielectric nanoparticles

Fiber-optic resonators and interferometers: investigation on fundamental thermal noise limit

Excitation of surface-plasmon phenomena in high-Q optical resonators

Funding Committee:

Richard Berkowits (Theory)

Emanuele Dalla Torre (Theory)

Lev Khaykovich (Ultracold atoms)

Avi Peer (Quantum Optics)

Michael Rosenbluh (Quantum Optics)

Michael Stern (Solid-State Qubits)

  - H2+ high resolution spectroscopy

  - Mid infrared quantum cascade lasers

  - Sympathetic cooling by laser cooled Be+ ions

Theory

  - Molecular bound state QED calculations

Sensing and Metrology With Ion Traps

Nanofabrication

semiconductor nanostructures

semiconductor, superconductor and hybrid devices

caloritronic

topological protected systems

spinctronics

quantum transport in coherent nanodevices

quantum thermolectrics

quantum metrological devices based on semiconductor heterostructures

radaiion detectors

Linear optical quantum computing and simulation
Quantum metrology
Foundations of quantum mechanics

The proposed research programme addresses issues of fundamental and technological importance in quantum information science and its interplay with complexity. The main aim of this project is to provide a new paradigmatic foundation for the characterisation of quantumness in cooperative phenomena and to develop novel platforms for its practical utilisation in quantum technology applications. To reach its main goal, this programme will target five specific objectives: O1.

Our research is mainly devoted to the identification and quantification of genuinely quantum resources for efficient quantum information technology. 

Quantum is backed by a non-profit organisation, relies on an international board of highly respected researchers for guidance, practices an open governance, and welcomes community feedback.

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DG Connect, as follow up to the recent appointment of the High-Level expert group, has opened a public call in order to add 12 more members to the group.

The Call is aimed to industries with interest in the field of Quantum Technologies. Additional members will be individuals appointed to represent a common interest or organisations. Therefore, there will be two types of membership: