Dr. Wendy Otieno, Loughborough University Postdoc Researcher 1. What first sparked your interest in quantum research, and how did it lead you to join the QRC-4-ESP project?   Numerically solving Schrödinger’s equation for quantum systems like particles in finite and infinite potential wells first sparked my interest in quantum research. Through this process, I developed a deep appreciation for the elegant yet challenging mathematical structures that underpin quantum systems.

From 18–22 August 2025, young researchers from across Europe gathered at Aalto University, Finland, for the Summer School on New...

Researchers at Loughborough University have developed a new way to measure the quantumness  of quantum machines — and confirmed that the...

Alexandre Zagoskin recently gave the talk «  Towards the qualitative theory of large quantum coherent structures  » at the 3rd...

An interview with Bani Chhohan 1. Can you briefly introduce yourself and your role in the QRC-4-ESP project? My name is Bani and I’m a...

🎥  Exciting News!  🌍✨ We are thrilled to announce the release of the QRC-4-ESP project video ! 🚀💡 Learn how this groundbreaking...

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

🎉 On 9th September, the new sister project QUEST, which shares many partners with the QRC-4-ESP initiative, officially launched with a...

The QRC-4-ESP project partners met yesterday at the Université de Montpellier to discuss the advances made over the past eight months and...

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