Basic Science

History tells us that fundamental research can spark technological revolutions we could never have predicted. Researchers at CQT work not only towards developing specific applications of quantum technologies, but also to deepen humanity's understanding of the behaviour of light, matter and the universe. We are interested in the known unknowns and the unknown unknowns.


Groups

Alexander Ling

Area Keywords: entanglement

Artur Ekert

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Berge Englert

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Christian Kurtsiefer

Area Keywords: atom-light interaction, quantum optics

Dagomir Kaszlikowski

Area Keywords: alternative formulations of quantum theory, computation with quasi-probability distributions, contextuality, nonlocality

Dario Poletti

Area Keywords: Complex Quantum Systems, Development of advanced classical numerical method, quantum chaos, Quantum Computing, quantum thermodynamics, Quantum Transport

Dimitris G. Angelakis

Area Keywords: Bose Hubbard, many-body systems, quantum optics, strongly correlated systems, topological physics

Divesh Aggarwal

Area Keywords: algorithms and complexity of lattice problems, pseudorandomness

Gong Jiangbin

Area Keywords: nonequilibrium topological matter, quantum chaos, quantum measurement, quantum thermodynamics

Ho Wen Wei

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Kai Dieckmann

Area Keywords: interacting many-body systems, many-body systems

Kwek Leong Chuan

Area Keywords: contextuality, entanglement, nonlocality

Marco Tomamichel

Area Keywords: quantum information, uncertainty relations

Mile Gu

Area Keywords: Quantum Agents, Quantum Algorithms, quantum information theory, Quantum Machine-Learning, Spatio-Temporal Quantum Correlations

Rahul Jain

Area Keywords: one-shot information theory, quantum information theory

Valerio Scarani

Area Keywords: complexity, nonlocality, thermodynamics

Weibo Gao

Area Keywords: quantum materials, quantum photonics, solid state physics