Quantum Week 2025!
The European Center for Quantum Sciences in Strasbourg is hosting an electrifying week-long celebration from March 3-7, 2025, as part of the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology.
For more information please visit the Quantum Week 2025 page.
Or see the individual event programs:
Day 1: Quantum Week Opening and Launch of UpQuantVal
Day 2: Inauguration of the Maison du Quantique Grand Est
Day 3: Public open day and exhibition
Day 4: Quantum Industry Day “Discover Quantum”
Day 4&5: Quantum Hackathon with CESQ and QPerfect
Research Areas
News & Highlights
CESQ Colloquium by Kenji Ohmori on 25/03
The next Colloquium will be on Tuesday 25/03 at 3PM, CESQ Seminar Room: Ultrafast quantum simulation and quantum computing with ultracold atom arrays at quantum speed limit by Kenji Ohmori, Institute for Molecular Science, National Institute of Natural Sciences, Japan (download abstract)
New doctoral network on polaritonics and light-matter hybrid systems – positions available
Congratulations to Johannes on winning the ERC Consolidator Grant for his project MATHLOCCA: Many-body Theory of Local Chemistry in Cavities. The project will develop a quantum optics theory to uncover new emergent quantum many-body physics in minimal molecular models with coupled electronic, nuclear, and photonic degrees of freedom. The theory approach is based on the […]
Quantum Week 2025 at CESQ
Congratulations to Johannes on winning the ERC Consolidator Grant for his project MATHLOCCA: Many-body Theory of Local Chemistry in Cavities. The project will develop a quantum optics theory to uncover new emergent quantum many-body physics in minimal molecular models with coupled electronic, nuclear, and photonic degrees of freedom. The theory approach is based on the […]
CESQ Colloquium by Anna Minguzzi on 17/12
Congratulations to Johannes on winning the ERC Consolidator Grant for his project MATHLOCCA: Many-body Theory of Local Chemistry in Cavities. The project will develop a quantum optics theory to uncover new emergent quantum many-body physics in minimal molecular models with coupled electronic, nuclear, and photonic degrees of freedom. The theory approach is based on the […]
Johannes Schachenmayer wins ERC Consolidator Grant
Congratulations to Johannes on winning the ERC Consolidator Grant for his project MATHLOCCA: Many-body Theory of Local Chemistry in Cavities. The project will develop a quantum optics theory to uncover new emergent quantum many-body physics in minimal molecular models with coupled electronic, nuclear, and photonic degrees of freedom. The theory approach is based on the […]