The ultimate goal of the research project is to realise a platform for ultra-precise sensing of forces such as gravity.
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November, 2020 |
May, 2020 The Vienna node led by Professor Časlav Brukner explored the temporal localisability of events when quantum systems influence space-time according to Einstein’s general relativity. |
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October, 2020 A recent TEQ-related paper on PRL sheds light on the detection of dark bosons. |
October, 2020 Bringing together researchers working on optomechanics theory and experiments within the United Kingdom. |
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September, 2020 Ultracold multi-layered force sensor probes the CSL noise in the paper by Vinante, Carlesso, Bassi and Ulbricht. |
September, 2020 INFN has opened 10 postdoctoral positions in theoretical physics: one of them is associated to TEQ's research group. |
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September, 2020 The first Italian public demonstration of encrypted communication using Italian-made optical-fibre quantum technology showcased at ESOF2020 (Trieste). |
September, 2020 While preparing the TEQ final experiment, their study represents a very important preliminary outcome. |
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June, 2020 The New York Times Magazine featured TEQ's PI, prof. Angelo Bassi, in a article by Bob Henderson. |
June, 2020 Three innovations developed within the project have been analysed by the European Commission's Innovation Radar and chosen for publication. |
