Researchers from LCAR report on the quantum control of matter wave diffraction patterns. This achievement offers new perspectives for quantum calculation with qudits, and for quantum metrology with the accurate measurement weak forces. Their results have been published in Physical Review X Quantum and have been highlighted by the CNRS (CNRS news).

The 2022 call for PhD fellowships is open. The scholarships will be attributed on topics targeting the following application fields: quantum computing, quantum communications, quantum sensing and quantum simulation. Details about the call can be downloaded here. The template for applying to the call can be downloaded here. The deadline for sending applications is 7th […]

The 2022 call for post-doctoral fellowships is open. The grants will be attributed on topics targeting the following application fields: quantum computing, quantum communications, quantum sensing and quantum simulation. Details about the call can be downloaded here. The template for applying to the call can be downloaded here. The deadline for sending applications is 7th […]

The Institut quantique occitan will be present during the IA Pau Festival from December the 3rd to December the 5th 2021.

The Journées Prospectives du Réseau Français de Chimie Théorique 2021 will be held the 17-19 nov. 2021 in Montpellier. Two days will be dedicated to quantum computing.

A winter school on quantum computing will be held from November the 2d to November the 5th 2021, in collaboration with IBM.

A one-day seminar is organized on October the 21th, with a particular focus on how research-industry collaborations can meet the challenges of quantum technologies.

Researchers from CEMES, jointly with their colleagues from CNRS-INO, LENS, IQST, Imperial College London, ICFO, University of Erlangen, LION, Polish Academy of Sciences, Universität Münster and ICREA, provide an overview of the opportunities offered by single organic molecules for quantum photonic technologies in a review paper published in Nature Materials.

A one-day event introducing quantum technologies to a large audience, will be held on May the 25th. This event is co-organised by the Cité de l’économie et des métiers de demain and the Institute for Quantum Technologies in Occitanie, in partnership with Les Echos newspaper.

The 2021 call for post-doctoral and PhD fellowships is closed. The granted PhD projects are: A.I.-Light setting a collaboration between LPCNO and LAAS, Dinamite and Top2Ddi at L2C, SQQS setting a collaboration between LAAS and the CNR-NIOM in Trieste, MAWQUANC at LCAR and TOPO DIRAC III_V setting a collaboration between IES and L2C. The 3 […]

Researchers from L2C report the emission of single photons out of point defects in silicon, paving the way towards novel functionalities for silicon-based quantum technologies. Their results have been published in Physical Review Letters.

The 2021 call for post-doctoral fellowships is open. The grants will be attributed on the following specific topics: quantum engineering, quantum communications, quantum sensing and quantum simulation. Details about the call can be downloaded here. The template for applying to the call can be downloaded here. The deadline for sending applications is 22th February 2021, […]

The 2021 call for PhD fellowships is open. The scholarships will be attributed on the following specific topics: quantum engineering, quantum communications, quantum sensing and quantum simulation. Details about the call can be downloaded here. The template for applying to the call can be downloaded here. The deadline for sending applications is 22th February 2021, […]

The Occitanie Region, through the Quantum Technologies Key Challenge, aims to foster the settling of a regional ecosystem around quantum technologies, building on the high level of expertise gathered on its territory in this field. The program around the Quantum technologies Challenge, supported by the Occitanie Region, started on 2021 January 1st and will extend […]