Quantum FVG envisions the creation of an inherently secure data transmission infrastructure on optical fiber based on quantum communication for the digital innovation of businesses and the regional Public Administration. The network links the three university entities (UniTS, UniUD, and Sissa) and involves the participation of additional regional research entities,
QUID (Quantum Italy Deployment) is set to initiate the deployment of the Quantum Communication Infrastructure (QCI) in Italy. QUID’s primary focus is on deploying systems and networks nationwide to test quantum communication technologies, with a specific emphasis on the quantum distribution of cryptographic keys and integration with existing communication systems.
Research groups of: F. Anselmi, A. Bassi, F. Benatti, A. d’Onofrio
Research groups of: A. Baraldi, F. Becca, S. Carrato, D. Fausti, V. Lughi, A. Morgante
Researchers in the field of AMO physics dedicate their efforts to developing novel models, techniques and tools that enable the precise study and control of atoms and molecules. Their research contributes to advancing our understanding of atomic and molecular systems and underpins applications in quantum optics, as well as the
Research spans the mathematical and physical foundations of Quantum Mechanics, quantum information theory with emphasis of open quantum systems theory and the role of entanglement, quantum field theory and string theory, elementary particle physics. Research groups of: F. Anselmi, A. Bassi, F. Benatti, C. Braitenberg, M. Cirafici, L. Di Pietro,
This initiative aims to establish the National Quantum Science and Technology Institute (NQSTI), a consortium that (i) will unite Italian entities engaged in competitive and innovative research in quantum science and technology (QST), and (ii) will foster future industrial innovation by serving as a platform for the transfer of novel
The 15th Italian Quantum Information Science Conference (IQIS2023) convened in Trieste from September 18 to 22, 2023. Hosted by the University of Trieste, the conference marked a significant milestone as the inaugural event of the newly formed Italian Society for Quantum Sciences and Technologies (SISTEQ). It was also one of
Embracing the intrigue of quantum phenomena, a series of captivating talks unfolded across various iconic venues in Trieste, exploring the realms of quantum information, connectivity, light, and laboratory experiments. Wednesday, March 29 – Quantum Information TheoryGuest Speaker: Dr. Fabio Anzà The rendezvous took place at Caffè San Marco, Via Cesare