WELCOME TO QUANTUM INFORMATION, QUANTUM TECHNOLOGIES & QUANTUM GRAVITY IN LABORATORY
Uncovering the Microscopic Nature of Space Time
Quantum Gravity in Laboratory focuses on understanding one of the most outstanding questions of nature; how to test quantum aspects of gravity in a table-top experiment?
Such a novel endeavour requires a thorough understanding of quantum information theory, quantum gravity, material properties, condensed matter, ultra-low temperature vacuum, and developing novel quantum technologies which go beyond the current state-of-the-art.
UPCOMING COLLOQUIUM
Title: Quantum Frequency Interferometry: with applications ranging from gravitational wave detection to dark matter searches
16:00 (CET) June 15 Prof. Dr. Ivette Fuentes (University of Southampton)
Title: Relativistic effects in macroscopically delocalized quantum superpositions
16:00 (CET) June 22 Prof. Dr. Albert Roura (Institute of Quantum Technologies, German Aerospace Center (DLR))
Title: The SHAFT and CASPEr searches for ultralight axion-like dark matter using precision magnetometry and magnetic resonance”
17:00 (CET) June 29 Prof. Dr. Alex Sushkov (Boston University)
REGISTRATION
CHALLENGES FOR WITNESSING QUANTUM ASPECTS OF GRAVITY IN A LAB
Registration deadline:
May 30, 2021
Online registration and more information:
http://ictp-saifr.org/qgem2021/
MEMBERS
University College London
Imperial College London
University of Groningen
University of Warwick
University of Glasgow
RESEARCH
Primary Areas of Interest
MACROSCOPIC QUANTUM SUPERPOSITION
QUANTUM INFORMATION & TECHNOLOGIES
QUANTUM GRAVITY
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