From November 2-6, 2020, an online event organized by the Quantum Flagship, with the support of the European Commission, will take place to share the advances that have been made so far in the field of Quantum Technologies. We invite you all to join this week of presentations, institutional round tables and discussions to learn more about the status and progress in this field.
The NEASQC project will investigate a large selection of NISQ-compatible industrial and financial use-cases and develop open source NISQ programming libraries for those use cases, to facilitate quantum computing experimentation for new users.
DIADEMS has been selected as one of the 10 finalists of the Horizon Impact Award 2020, the European Commission’s initiative to value and celebrate FP7 or H2020 projects that have used their results to provide value for society.
The Quantum Industry Day gathers academic and industrial R&D to foster exchange and accelerate the development of new quantum products.
How much "quantum" does a quantum engineer or quantum information scientist need? What do YOU think? The Education Working Group QTEdu of the Quantum Flagship is carrying out a survey on the desirable competencies and skills of future quantum workforce. The aim is to create a unified competence framework on quantum technologies.
The Quantum Flagship Applications and Markets team is engaged in identifying existing and new use cases of Quantum Technologies (QT). Since QT use cases developments are closely linked to Intellectual Property (IP) management, we kindly ask you to contribute to define the appropriate IP framework that will favor the adoption and dissemination of quantum technologies.
During the last few months, several papers from macQsimal researchers have been published in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
The study entitled "Plug and play continuous variable quantum key distribution for metropolitan networks", published by partners of the CiViQ in Optics Express, has been highlighted as an Editor's Pick. Editor's Picks serve to highlight articles with excellent scientific quality and are representative of the work taking place in a specific field.
QOMBS project partner Alpes Lasers has demonstrated high-performance quantum cascade laser frequency combs at λ ∼ 6 μm for the first time. This new wavelength is important because it corresponds to the amide I vibration band of proteins, opening up numerous new biological and medical applications.
