Quantum-Saclay is an interdisciplinary research center that brings together experts in physics, mathematics, computer science, engineering, and chemistry. They work together to develop tools and techniques to control the quantum properties of matter.
Its mission is to advance innovative quantum technologies — such as quantum computers, quantum sensors, and quantum communication systems — while exploring the theoretical foundations of quantum physics. At the same time, Quantum-Saclay trains the next generation of quantum researchers and raises public awareness about this exciting field.
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La Journée Quantum-Saclay se tiendra le 12 mars 2026 au bâtiment Bouygues de CentraleSupélec. Cet événement a pour objectif de présenter les activités de Quantum-Saclay ainsi que les actions soutenues ces dernières années, tout en favorisant les échanges sur les perspectives du centre et les collaborations possibles avec les acteurs des technologies quantiques en Île-de-France et au niveau national.
Le Laboratoire Charles Fabry s’associe à la société Exail dans le cadre du projet européen QKISS, afin de développer des solutions innovantes de cryptographie quantique.
QuantERA has launched its new call with a €53M budget, combining contributions from QuantERA partners with support from the European Commission to boost cross-border collaboration and accelerate quantum research & engineering. 🇪🇺.
C’est avec une profonde tristesse que Quantum-Saclay annonce le décès soudain de Mark-Oliver Goerbig, directeur de recherche au CNRS et membre du Laboratoire de Physique des Solides (LPS) d’Orsay, survenu le 2 septembre à l’âge de 50 ans.
The Quantum PhD-Days will take place on June 18 and 19, 2025, with an exciting new dimension: this year, the event will welcome not only PhD students from Saclay, but also participants from the Netherlands, as part of a Franco-Dutch collaboration.
The Quantum PhD-Days will take place on June 18 and 19, 2025, with an exciting new dimension: this year, the event will welcome not only PhD students from Saclay, but also participants from the Netherlands, as part of a Franco-Dutch collaboration.
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