Quinfog is an emerging group on Quantum Information and Foundations of Quantum Mechanics based at the Instituto de Fisica Fundamental in the Spanish Research Council (CSIC). It currently includes three staff members from CSIC, plus a similar number of PhD students and affiliated members from other institutions. Our research focuses on four areas: Quantum Technologies, Relativistic Quantum Information, Quantum Correlations and Quantum Simulation. For further information and job opportunities contact the staff at our webpage.

Theory group in Quantum Information and Computation comprising of two members actively doing research in Quantum Channels, Decoherence free subspaces, Quantum Error correction, etc related to Quantum Communication, Entanglement studies.
Other members works in Topological Quantum Computation, fundamentals of quantum mechanics.

Topological quantum computing, Topological Quantum crypthography, Topological entangled states, Adiabatic quantum computing, Topological quantum error correction, Quantum decoherence, Topological entropy and information theory

The theory and practice of quantum computing have both developed dramatically in recent years. At the top, advances in theory and algorithms have taught us much about the nature of computational complexity and broadened the range of potential uses of quantum computers. At the bottom, physicists are investigating a breathtaking array of potential qubit storage and quantum gate technologies.