Theory

We are a young research group within the Centre for Theoretical Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics at Queen’s University Belfast. We work on quantum information processing, quantum optics, quantum thermodynamics, and the physics of many-body quantum systems. Our interests are many and quite variegate: the group offers a widespread expertise in many topics!

We collaborate with experimentalists and theorists alike: some of us are even able to enter a lab without making any damage! Our international dimension is reflected in the make-up of the team.

Our group is pleased to announce the master’s programme: Quantum Information Technologies The main goal of this programme is to educate and train highly-qualified specialists who will be able to solve complex problems related to the transmission, storage, and processing of data using quantum-information technologies. Furthermore, graduates of the programme will be able to use cutting-edge technologies and directly take part in their development.

Research group on Quantum Foundations and Quantum Information

We are an open research community striving for understanding. We are housed at both the Tecnológico de Monterrey and Instituto Nacional de Astrofísica, Óptica y Electrónica in México. Our work explores the creation and innovative use of algebraic and numeric methods to study optical systems and develop applications in the classical and quantum regimes.

The "Villum Centre of Excellence for the Mathematics of Quantum Theory (QMATH)” is a research center hosted by the Department of Mathematical Sciences at University of Copenhagen, focused on contributing to our mathematical understanding of quantum physics with special emphasis on the interplay between quantum matter and quantum information.

We are a research group at Peter Gruenberg Institute to investigate the interplay between information and physics in quantum systems.

Research on Quantum Machine Learning.

Research Topics:

- Quantum Engineering and Information: Transport phenomena in open quantum systems, classical simulation of quantum systems, full counting statistics, quantum effects in biological systems, and entanglement features.

- Statistical Physics: theory of phase transitions and critical phenomena, nonequilibrium steady states, interfaces, neurophysics and other interdisciplinary applications.

- Computational Physics: Monte Carlo and Molecular Dynamics methods, numerical analysis, model and simulation of systems and processes.

We develop and use Tensor Networks to attack the quantum many body problem

The CQNE at The University of Nottingham is as focal point for fundamental and theoretical research in the dynamics and control of complex quantum systems.

The aim of the Centre is to provide a framework for common activities such as seminars, workshops, international conferences, and specialised postgraduate training.

The Centre is open to academic members of the University conducting research in related areas.

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