Objective
Quantum technologies aim to exploit quantum coherence and entanglement, the two essential elements of quantum physics. Successful implementation of quantum technologies faces the challenge to preserve the relevant nonclassical features at the level of device operation. It is thus deeply linked to the ability to control open quantum systems. The currently closest to market quantum technologies are quantum communication and quantum sensing. The latter holds the promise of reaching unprecedented sensitivity, with the potential to revolutionize medical imaging or structure determination in biology or the controlled construction of novel quantum materials. Quantum control manipulates dynamical processes at the atomic or molecular scale by means of specially tailored external electromagnetic fields. The purpose of QuSCo is to demonstrate the enabling capability of quantum control for quantum sensing and quantum measurement, advancing this field by systematic use of quantum control methods. QuSCo will establish quantum control as a vital part for progress in quantum technologies.
QuSCo will expose its students, at the same time, to fundamental questions of quantum mechanics and practical issues of specific applications. Albeit challenging, this reflects our view of the best possible training that the field of quantum technologies can offer. Training in scientific skills is based on the demonstrated tradition of excellence in research of the consortium. It will be complemented by training in communication and commercialization. The latter builds on strong industry participation whereas the former existing expertise on visualization and gamification and combines it with more traditional means of outreach to realize target audience specific public engagement strategies.
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MSCA-ITN-ETN - European Training NetworksCoordinator
14195 Berlin
Germany
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8000 Aarhus C
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75794 Paris
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75015 PARIS 15
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8803 Rueschlikon
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78153 Le Chesnay Cedex
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89081 ULM
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70569 Stuttgart
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80333 Muenchen
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1040 Wien
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66123 Saarbrucken
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89081 Ulm
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92190 MEUDON
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25000 BESANCON
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35122 Padova
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52428 Julich
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34125 Kassel
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67663 Kaiserslautern
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MA 02134 Boston
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78100 Saint Germain En Laye
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KT10 9AD ESHER
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San Francisco
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70174 Stuttgart
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Horb
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