Events
Unconscious Bias in Scientific Research
An afternoon workshop on the topic of unconscious bias and discrimination within physics. Open to the MCQST Community.
International Symposium on Correlated Electrons
Registrations now open! SymCorrel21 brings together experts to discuss theoretical and computational approaches to interacting many-electron quantum systems.
Quantum Optics Conference
attocube, in cooperation with MCQST, is organizing a full-day online ‘Quantum Optics’ conference. Leading scientists will present insights on recent advances and research results in magneto and quantum optics.
MCQST Colloquium: Dorit Aharonov
MCQST Colloquium | Dorit Aharonov - Professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Featured
Research News
Elegant quantum teleportation with only one single photon
Scientists at MPQ succeed for the first time in teleporting quantum information encoded in an atomic qubit to a laboratory 60 meters away using just one single photon as a resource.
Revealing Einstein’s “spooky action” without destroying it
Physicists at MPQ and MCQST have developed a novel photonic instrument to non-destructively reveal the entanglement of two distant atomic qubits.
Tracking for quantum post
A detector detects photons transporting qubits without destroying the quantum information.
Erbium dopants in nanophotonic silicon waveguides on the Optica cover
"Erbium dopants in nanophotonic silicon waveguides" publication by a team of MPQ and MCQST researchers is featured on the cover of Optica.
About
The Cluster of Excellence Munich Center for Quantum Science and Technology (MCQST) comprises over 50 research groups from disciplines like physics, mathematics, computer science, electrical engineering, material science and chemistry, covering all areas of quantum science and technology from basic research to applications.
The core goal of MCQST is to discover and understand the novel and unifying concepts in the interdisciplinary research fields of Quantum Science and Technology (QST). The cluster aims to make QST tangible and to develop the extraordinary applications within reach by building next-generation quantum devices.
