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In a recent publication in Scientific Reports, researchers from SPOC at DTU Photonics have introduced the first two-dimensional protocol for distributed-phase-reference...
When future users of quantum computers need to analyze their data or run quantum algorithms, they will often have to send encrypted information to the computer. Because...
In a recent proof-of-principle experiment, published in Nature Communications, researchers from DTU Physics have demonstrated how quantum-engineered states of light can...
The Danish Minister for Higher Education and Science has allocated DKK 20 million (EUR 2.7 million) for new quantum technology research facilities at the University of...
Researchers from the QPIT section at DTU Physics have conceived a new optomechanical protocol for generating Schrödinger cat-like states of a mechanical oscillator...
Welcome to the PhD-student Dino.
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Welcome to Nitin and Aleksander.
A new project at DTU Physics has set out to examine whether heavy objects like cantilevers and springs can be steered into quantum states. The question is one of the most...
We welcome the two new PhD-students Arne and Mikkel.
So far, quantum physics has mainly been a theoretical discipline. Now, a major EURO 10,7 million investment by Innovation Fund Denmark will further develop the...
Ulrich Busk Hoff is back in the group after half a year in Australia.
Every year in December the Danish journal Ingeniøren elects the best Danish research results of the year in the fields of natural and technical sciences...
We have three new people in the QPIT group.
Measurement device independent QKD has been chosen as the top five research of 2015 in Året Rundt edition of Ingeniøren.
Hugo successfully defended his PhD thesis on Squeezing-enhanced feedback cooling of a microresonator.
New PhD student
Xueshi joins us as a postdoc and Shuro visits as guest PhD student