The QuantERA initiative has announced the results of the QuantERA 2025 joint transnational call, one of the most important European funding schemes in the field of quantum technologies. The call, involving 34 funding organizations from 29 countries, attracted a record...
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Denis Golež from the Jožef Stefan Institute and the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics at the University of Ljubljana appeared on the RTV podcast Podobe znanja. In the episode, he presented his newly awarded European Research Council (ERC)...
Dr Denis Golež and Dr Ajasja Ljubetič Awarded ERC Consolidator Grants for the Consolidation of Independent Research Careers Researchers Dr Denis Golež of the Jožef Stefan Institute and Dr Ajasja Ljubetič of the National Institute of Chemistry have been awarded...
Quantum Computing Playground is a browser-based WebGL Chrome Experiment that provides a GPU-accelerated quantum computer with a user-friendly IDE interface. It features a custom scripting language with debugging tools and 3D visualization for quantum states. The...
Project Q investigates what a quantum future will look like when computers, communications systems and artificial intelligence are all enabled by quantum technology. Project Q – Peace and Security in a Quantum Age.
On Friday, June 16, 2023, the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics at the University of Ljubljana hosted the presentation of the SiQUID project (Slovenian Quantum Communication Infrastructure Demonstration). The project aims to establish quantum key exchange between...
QuantERA is a European network of 41 research funding organizations from 31 countries, supporting cutting-edge research and innovation in quantum technologies. The QuantERA 2021 call has funded 39 new research projects in the field of quantum technologies, including...