Project description
Quantum technology improves readout of classical data
Classical data is information stored on a hard-drive, CD-ROM or other common digital memory. It can also be associated with other physical systems, such as the structure of biomedical materials. The EU-funded QUARTET project will enable improved computer information readout, pattern recognition and even radar detection using complex quantum resources and detectors. Quantum-enhanced pattern recognition could have remarkable long-term applications in biology and medicine. It has the potential to enable non-invasive analysis of very fragile biological samples or human tissues, and better recognise hidden patterns associated with bacterial growth or cancerous cells. In addition, the creation of a working quantum radar prototype could have major applications for aircraft detection, tracking and other security technology.
Field of science
- /engineering and technology/electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering/information engineering/telecommunications/radio technology/radar
- /natural sciences/computer and information sciences/artificial intelligence/pattern recognition
- /engineering and technology/medical engineering/diagnostic imaging
Programme(s)
Call for proposal
H2020-FETOPEN-2018-2019-2020-01
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Funding Scheme
RIA - Research and Innovation actionCoordinator
YO10 5DD York North Yorkshire
United Kingdom
Participants (6)
62032 Camerino
2800 Kgs Lyngby
3460 Birkerod
10135 Torino
3400 Klosterneuburg
02150 Espoo
