Theory and Experiment

Quantum Laboratory at the University of Sarajevo is a pioneering research center that delves into the intricate realm of quantum phenomena. With a focus on next-generation networks, it serves as a beacon of innovation and knowledge in the heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The laboratory boasts a team of distinguished researchers and academics who collaborate with international experts to push the boundaries of applied quantum cryptography and post-quantum techniques. Committed to excellence, Quantum Laboratory is also dedicated to educating the next generation of scientists and engineers.

QLAB is a newly established research center at the University of Warsaw, funded by the Foundation for Polish Science (FNP) under the International Research Agenda (MAB) programme with European Funds for a Modern Economy (FENG). Our mission is to develop scalable hybrid quantum-classical technologies for secure communication, efficient computing, and ultra-sensitive measurement and imaging systems.

The Departments of Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, and Systems Engineering at Saarland University, together with the Max Planck Institutes for Informatics and the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), have established an interdisciplinary center for quantum science and quantum technology. Leading roles in national and international research networks, close collaboration with the Jülich Research Center (FZ Jülich), as well as the current leadership of the Quantum Optics and Photonics Division of the German Physical Society (DPG) strengthen this profile.

The goal of ACENTAURI is to study and develop intelligent, autonomous and mobile robots that collaborate between them to achieve challenging tasks in dynamic environments. The team focuses on perception, decision and control problems for multi-robot collaboration by proposing an original hybrid model-driven / data driven approach to artificial intelligence and by studying efficient algorithms. The team focuses on robotic applications like environment monitoring and transportation of people and goods.

The Micro and Quantum Systems (MQS) group is located in Micronova, the nanofabrication facility of Aalto University. Our research interests span from quantum technologies to nanoscale transport phenomena and nanotechnology-based green energy production.

Our current research topics include:

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Our research combines the development of scalable photonic quantum technology for quantum computing and other quantum information applications with the investigation of fundamental quantum science questions. The main activities reach from quantum control of single photons using solid-state photon sources, integrated waveguide technology, tailored nonlinear media and detectors based on superconductor technology to interferometric precision measurements of weak gravitational forces.

We do a wide variety of research topics, ranging from quantum computing, experimental atom chip BECs, exciton-polariton BECs, quantum information theory, and fundamental cold atom physics.