QUROPE Quantum Information Processing and Communication in Europe

Quantum optics, simulations, information, metrology, computation; many-body physics, atomic and condensed matter systems; quantum measurements, quantum control, quantum technologies; theory

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)

1. Quantum pumps in nanostructures and optical lattices;

2. Quantum transport in hybrid nanostructures;

Many-body physics, quantum fluids, non-equilibrium physics, Rydberg atoms, long-range interactions

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

Atos SE (Societas Europaea) is a leader in digital services with pro forma annual revenue of circa € 12 billion and circa 100,000 employees in 72 countries. Bull is the expert brand for Atos technologies, hardware and software products. Bull is the European leader in HPC and Big Data systems, and a major actor in IT security.

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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http://quantum-journal.org.

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:

The Commission Expert Group on Quantum Technologies - High Level Steering Committee has now been established as a high level expert group with a mandate of one year. Its members will best represent collectively the diversity of stakeholders in Europe, both from the academic as from the industrial sides.

The group will be composed of the following academic members:

We propose a scheme to simulate lattice spin models based on strong and long-range interacting Rydberg atoms stored in a large-spacing array of magnetic microtraps.