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Wednesday, 2. August 2017 Optical Control of the Resonant Dipole-Dipole Interaction between Rydberg Atoms	Wednesday, 20. September 2017 Quantum Spin Lenses in Atomic Arrays	Friday, 19. May 2017 Observation of the Roton Mode in a Dipolar Quantum Gas
Friday, 19. January 2018 Anisotropic polarizability of erbium atoms	Thursday, 29. September 2016 Non-equilibrium fluctuations and metastability arising from non-additive interactions in dissipative multi-component Rydberg gases	Friday, 4. November 2016 Emergent kinetic constraints, ergodicity breaking, and cooperative dynamics in noisy quantum systems
Friday, 18. November 2016 Metastability in an open quantum Ising model	Monday, 16. May 2016 Quantum melting of two-component Rydberg crystals	Friday, 27. January 2017 Nonequilibrium effective field theory for absorbing state phase transitions in driven open quantum spin systems
Wednesday, 7. June 2017 Single Strontium Rydberg Ion Confined in a Paul Trap	Monday, 13. November 2017 Fluctuating hydrodynamics, current fluctuations, and hyperuniformity in boundary-driven open quantum chains	Wednesday, 4. October 2017 Epidemic Dynamics in Open Quantum Spin Systems
Monday, 5. September 2016 Quantum non-equilibrium dynamics of Rydberg gases in the presence of dephasing noise of different strengths	Monday, 19. December 2016 A high repetition rate experimental setup for quantum non-linear optics with cold Rydberg atoms	Wednesday, 29. July 2015 Exploring quantum phases by driven dissipation
Monday, 12. June 2017 Calculation of Rydberg interaction potentials	Wednesday, 31. January 2018 Trapping of Rydberg atoms in tight magnetic microtraps	Sunday, 15. October 2017 Controlling Stray Electric Fields on an Atom Chip for Rydberg Experiments
Thursday, 11. January 2018 A Rydberg-dressed Magneto-Optical Trap	Wednesday, 21. June 2017 Quantitative simulation of a magneto-optical trap operating near the photon recoil limit	Friday, 2. February 2018 Rydberg electrometry for optical lattice clocks
Monday, 20. November 2017 A two-species five-beam magneto-optical trap for highly magnetic Er and Dy atoms	Friday, 19. August 2016 Observation of Rydberg-Atom Macrodimers: Micrometer-Sized Diatomic Molecules	Wednesday, 24. May 2017 Measuring the dispersive frequency shift of a rectangular microwave cavity induced by an ensemble of Rydberg atoms
Wednesday, 24. May 2017 Measuring the polarization of electromagnetic fields using Rabi-rate measurements with spatial resolution: Experiment and theory	Thursday, 29. December 2016 Observation of enhanced rate coefficients in the H+2+H2→H+3+H reaction at low collision energies	Thursday, 22. September 2016 Long-range interactions between Rydberg atoms
Thursday, 14. December 2017 Coherent Many-Body Spin Dynamics in a Long-Range Interacting Ising Chain	Thursday, 23. July 2015 Sub-Poissonian Statistics of Jamming Limits in Ultracold Rydberg Gases	Tuesday, 23. May 2017 Coherent many-body spin dynamics in a long-range interacting Ising chain

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2017-11-30

Wiley-VCH to launch of a new journal: "Advanced Quantum Technologies" - now open for submission!

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2017-11-03

EC vice-president Ansip: "I would like Europe to be the home to a world-class quantum industry"

EC vice-president and Commissioner for the Digital Single Market, Andrus Ansip, makes positive remarks about Quantum Technologies and talk about what will be the next steps in Europe for the QT.

2017-09-27

High Level Steering Committee Final Report published

The final report of the High Level Steering Committee for Quantum Technologies has been published.

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00. QUANTUM INFORMATION SCIENCE
-01. PHYSICS AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
--01.10.+i Encoding, processing and transmission of information via physical systems
--01.20.+e Reversibility and irreversibility in information processing
--01.30.+r Quantum states and dynamics as a resource for information processing
--01.40.+n Entanglement as a resource for information processing
--01.50.+e Entropy and other measures of information
-02. FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS
--02.10.+t Quantum-Classical Transition
--02.20.+c Mesoscopic and Macroscopic Quantum Coherence
--02.30.-n Entanglement, nonlocality, complementarity
--02.30.An Bell theorem without inequalities
--02.30.Bi Bell inequalities
--02.30.Lh Loopholes in Bell-type experiments
--02.40.+d Interaction with environment
--02.50.+r Reference frames in quantum mechanics
--02.60.+g Geometric/topological phases
--02.70.+a Theories alternative to quantum mechanics
--02.80.+i Fundamentals of quantum interference (quantum eraser, which-way information, etc.)
--02.90.+f Foundational issues of quantum mechanics
-03. ENTANGLEMENT
--03.02.+s Separability properties
--03.05.+c Characterization and classification of entanglement
--03.10.+m Entanglement measures
--03.20.+w Entanglement detection/witnesses
--03.25.+y Entanglement catalysts
--03.30.+e Entangling/Disentangling power of quantum evolutions and transformations
--03.40.+t Thermal/mixed state entanglement
--03.50.+b Bound entanglement
--03.60.+i Entanglement of identical particles and statistics
--03.70.+c Entanglement versus correlation
--03.80.+p (Theory of) purification, distillation, concentration
--03.90.+m (Other) mathematical aspects of composite quantum systems
-04. ENTANGLEMENT IN MANY-BODY SYSTEMS
--04.10.+s Entanglement in spin models/oscillator chains
--04.20.+b Squeezing and entanglement in quantum degenerate gases and BCS model
--04.25.+l Entanglement in solid state systems, Luttinger liquids, etc.
--04.30.+p Entanglement in phase transitions
--04.40.+c Entanglement, chaos and disorder
--04.50.+m Efficient simulation of quantum many-body systems
--04.60.+s Entanglement in mesoscopic/macroscopic systems
--04.70.+m Multi-particle/multi-photon entanglement
--04.80.+d Entanglement dynamics in composite quantum systems
--04.90.+t Entanglement transfer
-05. CROSS DISCIPLINARY LINKS
--05.05.+r Quantum information & relativity/cosmology
--05.10.+s Quantum information & quantum statistics
--05.20.+c Quantum information & quantum chaos
--05.30.+t Quantum information & thermodynamics
--05.40.+n Quantum information & neural networks
--05.50.+a Quantum information & adaptive learning and feedback control
--05.60.+c Quantum information & chemistry
--05.70.+o Quantum information & quantum control
--05.80.+m Quantum information & complex systems
--05.90.+p Quantum information & quantum field theory/particle physics
-06. QUANTUM MEASUREMENTS
--06.10.+d Dynamics of the measurement process
--06.15.+e Measurement-induced transformations
--06.20.+m Quantum measurement theories
--06.25.+n Quantum non-demolition measurements
--06.30.+p Positive Operator Valued Measurements (POVM’s)
--06.35.+w Weak measurements
--06.40.+z Quantum Zeno effect
--06.50.+t Tomographic state reconstruction
--06.60.+r Non-tomographic state reconstruction/estimation
--06.70.+e Phase estimation
--06.80.+s Quantum state discriminatio
--06.85.+o Quantum operator discrimination/reconstruction
--06.90.+m Parameter estimation
-07. MATHEMATICS OF HILBERT SPACE
--07.10.+r State representations (quasi-probability distributions, Poincare’ sphere, Stokes parameters, etc.)
--07.20.+b Properties of special bases
--07.30.+o Properties of operators
--07.40.+d Distance between states
--07.50.+n No-go theorems
--07.60.+s Special states (graph states, cluster states, etc.)
10. QUANTUM COMPUTATION
-11. ALGORITHMS
--11.10.+c Quantum complexity theory
--11.20.+a Role of entanglement in quantum algorithms
--11.30.+h Factoring, hidden subgroup
--11.40.+s Quantum search
--11.50.+m Quantum maps, quantum chaos
--11.60.+g Quantum games, strategies
--11.70.+w Quantum random walks
--11.80.+e Spectral evaluation
--11.90.+m Quantum template matching
--11.95.+o Other algorithms
-12. SIMULATIONS
--12.10.+i Simulations of many-body interactions
--12.20.+h Optimal simulation of few-qubit Hamiltonians
--12.30.+u Universal quantum simulators with specific systems (e.g. trapped ions, optical lattices, etc.)
--12.40.+e Efficient classical simulation of quantum computation
-13. DEFEATING ERRORS
--13.10.+n Effects of noise and imperfections
--13.20.+e Quantum error correction
--13.30.+t Fault-tolerant quantum computation
--13.40.+d Decoherence-free subspaces /noiseless subsystems
--13.50.+d Dynamical/algebraic decoupling/recoupling
--13.60.+p Geometric/topological protection
--13.70.+f Quantum feedback/filtering and control
--13.80.+a Errors and chaos
-14. MODELS AND ARCHITECTURES
--14.10.+c Quantum circuit model
--14.20.+a Quantum cellular automata
--14.30.+t Quantum Turing machine
--14.35.+i Initialization of quantum registers
--14.40.+m Measurement-based quantum computation
--14.50.+a Adiabatic quantum computation
--14.60.+g Geometric/topological and holonomic quantum computation
--14.70.+p Post-selected quantum computation
--14.80.+f Quantum computation with fixed couplings
--14.90.+l Quantum computation with local control
--14.95.+p Probabilistic quantum computation
-15. IMPLEMENTATIONS: QUANTUM OPTICS
--15.10.–p Quantum Optics: Physical qubits
--15.10.El Electrons
--15.10.En Atomic ensembles
--15.10.Ie Ions: electronic states
--15.10.Iv Ions: vibrational states
--15.10.Mo Molecules
--15.10.Ne Neutral atoms: electronic states
--15.10.Nv Neutral atoms: vibrational states
--15.10.Ry Rydberg atoms
--15.10.Ph Photons
--15.10.Qd Quantum dots
--15.20.–e Quantum Optics: Experimental system
--15.20.Ca Cavity QED
--15.20.Lo Linear optics
--15.20.Lp Linear Paul traps
--15.20.Mc Magnetic atom chips
--15.20.Ml Micro-fabricated lithographic traps
--15.20.Oc Optical atom chips
--15.20.Ol Optical lattices
--15.20.Pt Penning traps (planar and circular)
--15.20.Ro Readout techniques in quantum optics
-16. IMPLEMENTATIONS: CONDENSED MATTER
--16.10.Ec Electrons in solids: charge
--16.10.Es Electrons in solids: spin
--16.10.Is Ions in solids
--16.10.Jn Josephson nanodevices
--16.10.Ns Nuclear spins
--16.10.Sc Spin chains
--16.10.–p Condensed Matter: Physical qubits
--16.20.Cq Charge qubits
--16.20.Db Band-gap modulation quantum dots
--16.20.Dc Defect centers in diamonds
--16.20.De Electrically realized quantum dots
--16.20.Ec Endohedral C60 on surfaces
--16.20.Fq Flux qubits
--16.20.Ih Isotopically engineered heterostructures
--16.20.Ln Liquid NMR
--16.20.Ns QD nuclear spin ensembles
--16.20.Pd Atomic donors in semiconductor substrates
--16.20.Pq Phase qubits
--16.20.Rc Readout techniques in condensed matter
--16.20.Re Rare-earth-ion-doped crystals
--16.20.Sq Superconducting qubits coupled to resonators
--16.20.Sr Electron spin resonance
--16.20.–e Condensed Matter: Experimental system
-17. OTHER IMPLEMENTATIONS
--17.10.+n Nanotubes and nanowires
--17.20.+m Single-domain magnetic particles
--17.30.+e Electrons on helium films
--17.40.+d Molecular spin/dipole arrays
--17.50.+h Quantum Hall systems
--17.60.+r Nanomechanical resonators
--17.70.+s Spectral hole burning
--17.80.+h Hybrid systems
--17.90.+s Surface-acoustic-wave-based quantum computer
-18. DECOHERENCE STUDIES
--18.10.+b System-bath interaction (harmonic bath, spin bath)
--18.20.+s Electron spins in semiconductors (phonons, nuclear spins)
--18.30.+a Atoms close to surfaces/in laser fields or cavities
--18.40.+n Electromagnetic noise on trapped ions
--18.50.+p Electric and phonon noise in semiconductors
--18.60.+d Disentanglement via dissipation/dephasing
--18.70.+s Decoherence in solid state systems
--18.80.+d Quantum dissipative systems
20. QUANTUM COMMUNICATION
-21. PROTOCOLS
--21.10.+a Quantum authentication/identification
--21.20.-s Quantum secret sharing/data hiding
--21.20.Kd Quantum key distribution
--21.20.Kl Quantum key distillation
--21.20.Rc Quantum remote control
--21.20.Rp Remote state preparation
--21.20.Sc Quantum bit-string commitment
--21.30.+c Quantum coding
--21.40.+d Quantum data compression
--21.50.+t Teleportation
--21.60.+e Entanglement based protocols
--21.70.+q Qudits
--21.80.+c Quantum cloning
-22. INFORMATION SECURITY BEYOND QUANTUM CRYPTOGRAPHY
--22.10.+k High key rates
--22.20.+d Continuous variables
--22.30.+c Quantum codes
--22.40.+p Privacy amplification
--22.50.+t Teleportation as a cryptographical primitive
--22.60.+e Eavesdropping detection
--22.65.+a Eavesdropping attacks/strategies
--22.70.+s Security proofs
--22.80.+p Plug and play systems
--22.90.+d Distrustful cryptography
-23. LONG-DISTANCE QUANTUM COMMUNICATION
--23.05.+f Fiber-based quantum communication
--23.10.+l Limits for shared entanglement
--23.20.+f Free-space entanglement
--23.25.+c Free-space quantum communication
--23.30.+o Outer-space quantum communication
--23.40.+a Adaptive optics
--23.50.+s Feasibility studies for satellite based quantum communication
--23.60.+d Study of decoherence
--23.70.+s Space qualified technologies
-24. SOURCES
--24.10.-s Single photons
--24.10.Od Single photons on demand
--24.10.Tw Single photons at telecom wavelength
--24.20.-e Entangled photons
--24.20.Od Entangled photons on demand
--24.20.Tw Entangled photons at telecom wavelength
--24.30.+s Squeezed states sources
--24.40.+h High efficiency sources
--24.50.+m Multiphoton sources
--24.60.+s Generation of specific states of radiation
--24.70.+c Color-center/quantum dot photon sources
-25. DETECTORS
--25.10.+e Quantum efficiency of detectors
--25.20.+n Number resolution
--25.30.+c Clock synchronization
--25.40.+t Automated state and process tomography
--25.50.+m Miniaturization
--25.60.+a Quantum state analyzers
30. QUANTUM NETWORKS
-31. QUANTUM CHANNELS
--31.10.+l Long distance photonic channel
--31.20.+t Quantum state transport in quantum chains and arrays
--31.25.+d Decoherence in quantum channels
--31.30.+c Characterization of quantum channels
--31.35.+i Dissipative quantum channels
--31.40.+d Entanglement distribution
--31.50.+m Quantum channel memory
--31.60.+n Non-photonic quantum channels
--31.70.+g Gaussian channels
--31.80.+b Bosonic channels
--31.90.+e Entangled channels
-32. QUANTUM REPEATERS
--32.10.+c Communication over noisy channels
--32.20.+m Quantum memories/storage of qubits
--32.30.+s Entanglement swapping
--32.40.+p Realization of purification, concentration, and distillation in physical systems
--32.50.-c Quantum communication complexity
--32.50.Fp Quantum fingerprinting
--32.60.+s Small scale quantum processors
-33. QUBIT INTERFACES
--33.10.+a Cavity QED (atoms or ions)
--33.20.+d Quantum dots
--33.30.+s SQUIDs
--33.40.+j Josephson junctions <-> ions
--33.45.+u Superconducting qubits <-> spins
--33.50.+n Nanomechanical resonators <-> quantum dots, superconducting qubits
--33.60.+a Atomic systems <-> mesoscopic conductors
--33.70.+o Optical systems <-> solid-state systems
--33.80.+m Atomic-ensemble quantum memory for light
--33.90.+e Entanglement between atoms and photons
40. QUANTUM INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
-41. METROLOGY
--41.05.+l Quantum limits
--41.10.+p Quantum enhanced measurements
--41.20.+c Quantum clock synchronization
--41.30.+i Quantum imaging
--41.40.+s Precision spectroscopy via entangled states
--41.50.+n Nanomechanical sensors
--41.60.+s Single electron spin measurements
--41.70.+a Aligning reference frames
--41.80.+c Absolute calibration of detectors
--41.90.+n New sensor technologies
--41.95.+m Quantum magnetometry