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Physics meets Philosophy: Dialogues on the Foundations
Discussions between physicists and philosophers, exploring quantum gravity, cosmology, foundations of quantum mechanics, philosophy of physics.
Quantencomputer. Wer, wie, was, wieso, weshalb, warum?
Warum brauchen wir Quantencomputer? Wie funktionieren sie? Und wann werden wir sie endlich haben? Prof. Andreas Wallraff gibt Einblicke in der Welt der Quantencomputern.
Munich Conference on QST 2023
Save the date! Our annual conference brings together the MCQST community with international scientists for ideas exchange on the latest research in QST.
Highlights
Research News
A 40-year journey towards understanding the Duffing oscillator
The longstanding discrepancy between the classical and quantum description of the nonlinear Duffing oscillator finally resolved by studying the quantum dynamics of a model system consisting of a tunable nonlinear superconducting resonator.
Quantum simulation: chiral spin liquids and non-Abelian anyons
New study suggests pathway toward investigating chiral spin liquids.
Mimicking Quantum Chemistry: Analogue quantum simulation of pseudomolecules
Theorists develop a simplified experimental concept that could enable the first quantum simulations of chemistry.
High-Temperature Superconductors Boost Next-Generation Quantum Technologies
A team led by Dmitri Efetov demonstrate quantum detectors based on high-temperature (high-TC) superconductors.
About
The Cluster of Excellence Munich Center for Quantum Science and Technology (MCQST) comprises over 60 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.
