@RichardKueng , JKU Institute for Integrated Circuits wurde für seine Arbeit im Bereich der Theoretischen Informatik als Mitglied in die @oeaw aufgenommen 🆕 Wir gratulieren herzlich 🎉 https://t.co/XsxtPtbzGx
It's a good start into the week, seeing our paper on single-setting state tomography published in @PRX_Quantum with @EdmundsClaire and @MartinRingbauer A great collaboration with @csferrie @UTSEngage and @RichardKueng@jkulinz Link: https://t.co/aZnQoakLUE
Why restrict yourself quantum information with only 2 levels (qubits), if you have more levels available? We show efficient entangling operations with up to 5-levels using #trappedions! https://t.co/zim3Eu58yg @uniinnsbruck@tu_wien@QuantumTales
One of our papers made it into the 2020 atomic and quantum physics top 10 of @ProPhysik. 🍾
Click here for the top 10 (🇩🇪🇦🇹 only) 👉
https://t.co/l2aQjeg0gG
or here for the article on the paper on correction of #qubit loss (again 🇩🇪🇦🇹) 👉https://t.co/66kaiZjFH2
#quantumcomputing
Combining optical tweezers with Paul traps might enable larger registers for #iontrap#QuantumComputing. We contributed to theory done @uniinnsbruck which has been published in @PRX_Quantum https://t.co/A8AlqzrPoE Thanks to @APSphysics for the smooth and fast publishing process.
Our article on correcting @qubit loss in #quantum computers with @QuantumTales is published: https://t.co/Qm9bi0muEq
This was a great collaboration of our team @uniinnsbruck with Markus Müller from at RWTH Aachen and Davide Vodola from @UniboMagazine. (1/n)
Here is our vision on: "How do I perform operations in an error corrected quantum computer?". Excited to see our recent work on lattice surgery online: https://t.co/MTryZzhrW6
This has been a great collaboration with our @uniinnsbruck@SFB_BeyondC theory friends. Ask me about it!
Trapped ion #quantumcomputing turns 25! 🎂 In a seminal paper published in PRL on 15 May 1995, I. Cirac & P. Zoller presented the first conception of how to actually build a #quantumcomputer. They suggested to use trapped ions as qubits. Read more here:
👉https://t.co/LhD4T1W9xn
It is an exciting time for users of quantum computing. Working with aqt/Innsbruck we are able to run their hardware over the cloud using @qiskit. I really like seeing the advantages the Mølmer-Sørenson gate offers. #ibmquantum#quantumcomputing https://t.co/oIIX6XK91x
There is a lot of talk about the #exponential#speedup that #QuantumComputing may provide for the solution of some problems. Possibly the most famous #visualization of exponential growth is the rice and #chessboard problem. Just start with one grain and keep doubling...
Meet us in #Innsbruck on June 14-16. @uniinnsbruck turns 350 and we celebrate with a #ScienceFestival. The AQTION team is looking forward to showing you around their labs. Join us to discover amazing science and learn about #quantumcomputing.
Programme: https://t.co/C2erh1fUuQ
Scientists have obtained the first image of a black hole, using Event Horizon Telescope observations of the center of the galaxy M87. The image shows a bright ring formed as light bends in the intense gravity around a black hole that is 6.5 billion times more massive than the Sun
Snapshot technique helps scientists ‘hear’ the quantum. It's a new technique developed by a team including #UQ researchers. @ARC_EQUS @QuantumTales
https://t.co/6aYMLuDklt