Technology hub: Quantum computing and simulation
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- Conference on Quantum Computing for Natural Science
- Optomechanical cavity quantum electrodynamics with color centers in diamond
- Analog Quantum Simulations in Arrays of Surface Ion Traps (AQUAS)
- Precise and Robust Quantum Gates for Spin Qubits in Diamond-NV Centers
- Quantum simulator with engineered spin arrays in diamond
- Precise and efficient characterization of entangled multi-qubit quantum states and quantum gates with trapped ions
- Josephson junction arrays of topological superconductorsas quantum simulators
- Spin Dynamics in Graphene Quantum Dots
- The potential of analog quantum simulators: Tools for economical certification and assessment of their computational power
- Hyperfine dephasing of electron spin qubits in GaAs quantum dots
- Coherent control of the electronic and nuclear spins in quantum dot ensembles
- Theory of spin-noise in semiconductor quantum dots
- Non-classical electromagnetic radiation created by superconducting quantum circuits. A tool for highly sensitive spectroscopy.
- Regenerative Quantum Error Correction with Individual Spin Qubits
- Quantum simulators: from photonic to atomic
- Device and control optimization meeting the requirements of fault tolerant spin quantum computation in 28Si
- Deterministic preparation of single potassium atoms in microtrap arrays for the quantum simulation of spin systems.
- Open system quantum simulation with Rydberg atoms
- Quantum Electric Transport Meets Quantum Optics: Josephson Photonics with Strong Charge-Light Coupling
- Trapped-ion quantum magnetism
- Entangled neutral atoms for interferometry beyond the standard quantum limit
- Quantum simulation of spin models with tunable atom arrays
- Spin qubits in electrostatically defined ZnSe quantum dots
- Coupling of quantum dots with superconductors - towards long-range coupling of qubits
- Matter and Light for Quantum Computing (ML4Q)