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Quantum Shorts festival announces three film winnersThe Quantum Shorts film festival organised by CQT with international media, scientific and screening partners, has announced its winners. Three films made by directors in Spain, the United Kingdom, and India were awarded prizes for their quantum storytelling on screen. Congratulations to the winners! |
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School students learn from surprise twist in hands-on quantum key distribution workshopHaving seen how engaged students were in the QKD experiments, CQT researchers have published a blueprint in American Journal of Physics for the hands-on workshop they designed. |
From PhD student to Senior Research Scientist, Kyle has been at CQT since it was founded, and is working on the lutetium optical clock project in Murray’s lab.
CQT researchers and their US collaborators propose a novel supperadiant laser design that could offer world-class stability in a simple, rugged setup
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Doing quantum machine learning without going digitalCQT researchers and their collaborators in Greece and China describe a new approach to quantum machine learning. It is a fully analogue scheme rather than digital. The new idea is to use a quantum system’s natural quantum dynamics as a tool to learn complex functions and recognise patterns in data. |
Preprints
- Quantum supremacy and quantum phase transitions
- Optimal single-shot discrimination of optical modes
- Randomized linear gate set tomography
- Randomized benchmarking in the presence of time-correlated dephasing noise
- Security analysis of quantum key distribution with small block length and its application to quantum space communications
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