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Artistic representation of quantum entanglement between two 'hot' qubits. The three electrodes at the top of the figure are made using standard techniques. Enabling qubits to operate at practical temperatures is a major step towards scalable quantum technology.

16.12.2021 Quantum Computing

Veni grant for Maximilian Russ

NWO has announced to provide a Veni grant to Maximilian Russ for his research on sensing local properties for novel spinqubit operations. The grant provides the opportunity to further elaborate own ideas during a period of three years. About his research Spin qubits are a promising candidate for large scale quantum computers owning to ...

13.12.2021 Awards

Ronald Hanson wins Physica Prize 2022

The Physica Prize 2022 has been awarded to Ronald Hanson, distinguished professor in quantum ...

03.09.2021 Awards

Spinoza Prize for Lieven Vandersypen

NWO has announced that our Director Research Lieven Vandersypen is awarded the NWO Spinoza ...

09.04.2021 Awards

Quantum Delta NL awarded 615 million euro from Netherlands’ National Growth Fund to accelerate quantum technology

The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy announced the allocation of €615 ...

04.12.2020 Awards

Professor Ronald Hanson appointed Distinguished Professor in Quantum Computing and Quantum Internet

TU Delft has appointed Professor Ronald Hanson as Distinguished Professor in Quantum Computing and Quantum Internet. The title of Distinguished Professor is reserved for full professors who are important ...

11.09.2020 Awards

Langerhuizen Oeuvreprijs for Prof. Hans Mooij

Prof. Hans Mooij has received a prestigious career award: the Langerhuizen Oeuvreprijs. The prize is awarded annually and celebrates scientists who have greatly contributed to the fields of the ...

08.07.2020 Awards

QuTech spin-off QBlox receives UNIIQ-investment to enhance quantum computing’s scalability

Across the globe, quantum computing is looked upon as the next step in computing. Before quantum computers can live up to this promise, several crucial steps in their development ...

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25.03.2019 Awards

Menno Veldhorst wins prestigious 2019 Nicholas Kurti Science Prize

Oxford Instruments has awarded Menno Veldhorst, senior researcher at QuTech, the 2019 Nicholas Kurti Science Prize. Menno receives the prize for his ground-breaking work on silicon- and germanium-based electron ...

18.10.2018 Quantum Internet

QuTech researchers put forward a roadmap for quantum internet development

A quantum internet may very well be the first quantum information technology to become reality. Researchers at QuTech in Delft, The Netherlands, today published a comprehensive guide towards this ...

22.08.2018 Quantum Computing

ERC Starting Grant for Attila Geresdi

The European Research Council has awarded an ERC Starting Grant to Attila Geresdi of TU Delft/QuTech, the Faculty of Applied Sciences. The grants (1,5 million euros for a five-year programme) are intended ...

16.07.2018 Quantum Computing

Leo DiCarlo appointed as Antoni van Leeuwenhoek professor

Last June 26, TU Delft appointed Leo DiCarlo as Antoni van Leeuwenhoek full professor. The Antoni van Leeuwenhoek chairs promote young outstanding researchers so that they can optimally develop ...

27.06.2018 Quantum Computing

Menno Veldhorst named to MIT Technology Review’s 2018 Innovators Under 35 List

Menno Veldhorst has been named to MIT Technology Review’s prestigious annual list of Innovators Under 35. Menno Veldhorst has invented a faster path to real-world quantum circuits by making ...

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