Technology hub: Quantum computing and simulation
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- QAFA: Quantum Algorithms from Foundations to Applications
- DECRESIM: A Chemical Approach to Molecular Spin Qubits: Decoherence and Organisation of Rare Earth Single Ion Magnets
- QFAST: Quantum Fast Spin dynamics addressed by High-Tc superconducting circuits
- EQEC: Engineering Quantum Error Correction
- QARES: Quantum Algorithms to Reveal Electronic structure
- QuSimCtrl: Nonequilibrium Many Body Control of Quantum Simulators
- QUNNECT: A Fiber Optic Transceiver for Superconducting Qubits
- Programmable trapped ion quantum simulator
- QUNET: A quantum network for distributed quantum computation
- QS-Gauge: Quantum Simulation of Lattice Gauge Theories - Exploring fundamental physics in the era of quantum information
- ASC-Q: Algorithms, Security and Complexity for Quantum Computers
- QUDITS: Quantum Information Processing in High-Dimensional Ion Trap Systems
- AI-DEMON: Artificial intelligence design of molecular nano-magnets and molecular qubits
- ARXIMEDES: A new platfoRm for eXplorIng Magnonics interfacEd with ultracolD nEutral atomS for quantum information
- MCOPI: Multi-Chip 0- π Qubit Distribution: A Feasible Frontier in Quantum Computing?
- HYQAP: Hybrid collective quantum states of optically trapped neutral atoms and nanoparticles
- ECLIPSE: Exotic superconducting CIrcuits to Probe and protect quantum States of light and mattEr
- AQSuS: Analog Quantum Simulation using Superconducting Qubits
- QuSiGauge: Quantum simulation of far-from-equilibrium gauge theories
- SUB-QUANT: Sublinear Quantum Computation
- PlusOne: An ultracold gas plus one ion: advancing Quantum Simulations of in- and out-of-equilibrium many-body physics
- GIFNEQ: The Gibbs Framework for Near-Term Quantum Computing
- cQEDscope: Circuit Quantum Electrodynamic Spectroscope: a new superconducting microwave quantum sensor
- LIGHT-QIS: Light-driven molecular spin qubits
- QuanThermal: Genuine Quantum Algorithms Inspired by Thermodynamics and Natural Phenomena