Prof. Igor Abrikosov of Linköping University recently visited the University of Montpellier, France, for a day of scientific discussions and exchange with researchers at the Laboratoire Charles Coulomb. The visit took place on 31 August 2026 and provided an opportunity to explore areas of mutual research interest relevant to the QRC-4-ESP project. During the visit, Prof. Abrikosov met Nicolas Izard, who presented his experimental platform for research with carbon nanotubes. D

🔍 Layered semiconductors are attracting growing interest for quantum technologies such as photonics, sensing, and spin-based devices. So far, most research has focused on artificially engineered materials . In contrast, natural layered materials - like talc - have been largely overlooked, even though they offer several important advantages. 🌿 Talc and related silicate materials have a wide, direct bandgap, very few optically active defects, and a low density of nuclear sp

Principal Investigator Alexandre Zagoskin from the QRC-4-ESP project, shared his insightful experience at the recent UK Quantum Showcase in London. The event was a hub of innovation and collaboration, bringing together a diverse group of professionals passionate about quantum advancements. https://lnkd.in/eT6qyq_S #QuantumResearch #Innovation #UKQuantumShowcase

In a recently published study 📄, researchers working on the QRC-4-ESP project have developed a mathematical framework 🧮 for a quantum...

Moein Ivaki, Achilleas Lazarides, and Tapio Ala-Nissila have now released a preprint of their paper "Quantum Reservoir Computing on...