Jacob Sherson, Quantum Physicist at Aarhus University and project leader at Qubiz receives this year’s Communication Award for attracting a broad level of attention to his research through relevant dissemination. Together with ScienceAtHome research group Jacob has developed Quantum Moves – a computer game that allows ordinary people without an academic background to help solve [...]
Ulrik Andersen and Peter Lodahl, Scientific Directors at Qubiz, are both receiving a huge grant from the Danish National Research Foundation to create two new centres of Excellence within Quantum research. Ulrik Andersen, professor at DTU, is receiving up to DKK 63 milion to his Center of Excellence for Macroscopic Quantum States (BigQ). Read more [...]
19 - 25 June 2017 - Gilleleje, Denmark Get more information on the DTU website >>
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Hopefully some of you noticed that you did not receive a Qubiz Newsletter last month on account of the IFD “Grant Solutions” deadline at the beginning of March! Not to worry, we have the articles here, and, while not all of them are timely, they are still very relevant! Rgds, Cathal, Interim CEO Read more [...]
1st. of March, 2017, 09.00 - 13.00 Location: COBIS, room 10, Groundfloor, Ole Maaløes Vej 3, 2200 Cph. N Qubiz is about bringing quantum technologies to market. To achieve this, we need both world class technology and research, but also a commercial awareness and some brave entrepreneurial spirits. This invitation is to all within the [...]
In this, the first Qubiz Newsletter of 2017, I would like start by wishing you all a very Happy New Year. While the Innovation Fund Denmark “Grand Solutions” application will be in focus during the next two months here at Qubiz, work continues in continuing to expand the team and scope of Qubiz activities and [...]
It was somewhat fitting that Søren’s last day at Qubiz coincided with a visit from the Danish Parliament’s Education and Research Committee (read more about the visit below). The visit, which was hosted by Innovation Fund Denmark, and which took place at QDev – Center for Quantum Devices at the University of Copenhagen, included a [...]
Quantum computer: Villum Kann Rasmussen Professor Charles Marcus, University of Copenhagen, will build the world's first topological quantum computer at the Niels Bohr Institute in collaboration with the Technical University of Delft and Sydney University under a Microsoft sponsored program working directly with scientists at Microsoft. The theoretical part of quantum electronics and the software [...]
The Qubiz Newsletter is usually sent out once a month, but this recent news item was just too good to keep for ourselves until the December Issue! It represents yet another significant step towards increased commercialization of the next wave of quantum technologies – Quantum Technologies 2.0 – as well as being a clear endorsement [...]
