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  • News
    Algorithm determines new blueprint for quantum systems
    21.08.2020
    With the help of the computer algorithm Melvin, quantum researchers from the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the University of Vienna have developed a new approach to manipulate complex constellations of entangled light particles in a targeted manner. The method published in the journal "Physical Review Letters" could prove to be extremely valuable for the creation of quantum computers.
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    QUANTUM SECURE COMMUNICATION WITH EIGHT FRIENDS
    03.09.2020
    In Bristol, researchers in cooperation with IQOQI-Vienna (Austrian Academy of Sciences) have built a network that allows quantum-encrypted communication between eight participants. The breakthrough is the key that is generated and distributed centrally, as the team now reports in Science Advances.
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    Efficient Generation of High-Dimensional Entanglement for a more efficient quantum secured communication
    07.09.2020
    Quantum communication often relies on the quantum phenomenon of entanglement to outperform classical communication in certain tasks. One of the most prominent of these tasks is quantum cryptography, w
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    13 million euros for basic quantum research
    05.11.2020
    The Austrian-based quantum physicists Oriol Romero-Isart and Markus Aspelmeyer, director of IQOQI-Vienna, together with Lukas Novotny and Romain Quidant from ETH Zurich, will receive one of the prestigious ERC Synergy Grants. Together they want to explore the limits of the quantum world by positioning a solid-state object containing billions of atoms at two locations simultaneously for the first time.
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    Quantum physicists from the Austrian Academy of Sciences among the most cited researchers
    19.11.2020
    Among the more than 6,000 most frequently cited scientists in 2020, 37 are researchers who are at least partly working in Austria. Quantum physics research in Austria has been particularly praised: tw
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    WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE 2020 PAUL EHRENFEST BEST PAPER AWARD FOR QUANTUM FOUNDATIONS
    17.12.2020
    The award, established and awarded by the Vienna Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information, aims to raise awareness on the relevance of the field of quantum foundations in modern research,
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    Irreversibility and Dissipation
    13.02.2020
    In the last years, using concepts from information theory, we have been able to quantify irreversibility and relate this measure of irreversibility to the entropy produced along a process, both for cl
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    The dark side of particle physics
    05.10.2020
    This discrepancy is generally attributed to the presence of yet unknown “substrates” in the Universe, dark matter and dark energy. In this talk, I will review what brings us to adopt these notions. Fo
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    Observables vs. gauge symmetries: lessons from quasi-local holography
    16.10.2020
    The talk will emphasize the quasi-local approach and explain the distinction between observables, symmetries and gauge symmetries and its relevance for the origin of black hole entropy.
  • Lectures 26.08.2020 , Seoul, online
    Rainer Blatt:
    Blatt, R. (26.08.2020) Quantum Computation and Quantum Simulation with Trapped Ca+ Ions. Vortrag bei: International Conference on Quantum Computing , ICQC, Seoul, online/KOREA, REPUBLIC OF.

    International Conference on Quantum Computing , ICQC