Call for admission to the PhD Courses 2024/25 – 40° cycle We are glad to announce that the call for admission to the 40th cycle of our PhD Courses is now officially open! Detailed information and instructions can be accessed through the provided link. Kindly note that the deadline for submitting applications is May 13th at 1:00 PM. Should you require any further clarification or assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to our dedicated PhD Office via email at phd.application@unipd.it. Best regards
Quantum computing: new paradigm for Italian companies? The University of Padua, in collaboration with the Quantum Computing and Simulation Center (QCSC), will host an event on Friday 12 April aimed at revealing the growing opportunities that quantum computing offers to the industrial landscape. Among the participants, Adolfo Urso, Minister of Enterprise and Made in Italy. This event will highlight ongoing initiatives in Padua, Italy, and across Europe led by the QCSC, the National Center for Supercomputing, Big Data and Quantum Computing (ICSC Foundation) and the European Quantum Flagship. A successful industrial use case, QuEra, a spin-off of Harvard University (currently among the leading manufacturers of quantum computers), will show the potential of this innovative technology. Furthermore, participants can expect insights from the 2023 research conducted by the Quantum Computing & Communication Observatory of the Polytechnic University of Milan, which shows the evolution of the quantum industry in Italy and Europe. Participation is free upon registration. Further information regarding registration, program and location is available on the main event page.
PASQanS2 Its a pleasure to announce that the mission initially started by the European Quantum Flagship project PASQuanS is now continued and expanded by the follow-up project #PASQuanS2. Bringing together leading experts from research institutes, industry, small to medium-sized enterprises and start-ups from six EU member states, PASQuanS2 sets out to transform the development of programmable #quantum simulation in Europe further over the next seven years. Led by the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics, the 25 partners will advance hardware and software for relevant scientific and industrial problems so that verified next-generation, large-scale quantum simulators can be demonstrated running stably in an end-user accessible form. Following a two-stage approach, PASQuanS2 is now kicking off its first project phase: the so-called PASQuanS2.1. Running for the next 3.5 years, one of the major objectives of this initial phase is the development of quantum simulators with at least 2,000 atoms and a path towards 10,000 after seven years while improving control, stability, and scalability. For more information: http://pasquans2.eu
Computer Quantistico: le opportunita’ per le aziende italiane modulo d’iscrizione
Interview with Professor Montangero 25/02/2023 Tg2 Weekend – Interview with Professor Montangero https://qcsc.dfa.unipd.it/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/WhatsApp-Video-2023-02-25-at-15.56.51.mp4
Incontri introduttivi al Quantum Computing accedi a zoom