AppQInfo
Applications and Hardware for Photonic Quantum Information Processing
Funded under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme, the “AppQInfo” project No. 956071 will train early-stage researchers in state-of-the-art integrated quantum photonics, one of five critical key enabling technologies for Europe. Using photonic integrated circuits to control photonic quantum states, integrated photonics allows the generation, manipulation and readout of photonic quantum states in a highly controlled manner. It dramatically increases computation speed and efficiency compared to electronics circuits. Young researchers will work on 15 interdisciplinary projects that will focus on developing feasible long-distance quantum communications from urban-scale networks to satellite-based systems; studying quantum transport properties and quantum Fourier transforms in photonic circuits; building all-optical artificial neural networks and applying them for quantum simulations; and developing sources and detectors of multiphoton quantum states and polaritonic logic gates.
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These are great opportunities to catch up, discuss physics and most importantly, to network, which is an essential part of any ITN initiative.
Gabriele Bressanini
Imperial College London
The school seems nice and I got excited about some of the topics. – Vienna 2023
Morteza Moradi
University of Warsaw
Both the Kick-off meeting and Vienna summer school were great events to connect with all the fellow ITN students and build a great cohort.
Jernej Frank
University of Oxford
In my opinion, having not just professional but also a personal relationship with my fellow ESRs is very important in creating a network that can last longer than three years period of the project.
Lennart Jehle
University of Vienna
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