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Welcome to the Center for Quantum Technologies
Founded in 2023, the Center for Quantum Technologies (CQT) at Sofia University is dedicated to advancing the field of quantum science. The Center is organized into four principal research groups covering a broad array of quantum technology topics, including quantum algorithms, quantum sensing, quantum metrology, optimal control, and quantum error correction. CQT currently brings together over 30 members: eight PhD students and postdoctoral researchers, four professors, and more than ten undergraduate and graduate students.
Welcome to the Center for Quantum Technologies
Founded in 2023, the Center for Quantum Technologies (CQT) at Sofia University is dedicated to advancing the field of quantum science. The Center is organized into four principal research groups covering a broad array of quantum technology topics, including quantum algorithms, quantum sensing, quantum metrology, optimal control, and quantum error correction. CQT currently brings together over 30 members: eight PhD students and postdoctoral researchers, four professors, and more than ten undergraduate and graduate students.
Our mission is to lead the future of quantum technologies through cutting-edge research, collaboration with leading universities and quantum tech companies, and introducing world-class education as part of Sofia University. We aim to revolutionize industries, enhance computational capabilities, and transform the way we interact with the world.
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Highlighted Publications
Highlighted Publications
Research Focus
Research Focus
Quantum Computing: Developing next-generation quantum algorithms and hardware.
Quantum Control: Advancing the precision of quantum gates and operations.
Quantum Simulation: Exploring new platforms for building quantum simulation hardware.
Quantum Sensing: Innovating precision measurement techniques.
Current News
Current News
Three more quantum computing scientists graduated today after brilliant defenses of their theses in the Master's program Quantum Informatics of the Faculty of Physics of Sofia University: Peter Chernev, Vasil Vassilev and Georgi Alexandrov.
Graduates of the Master's program in Quantum Informatics Nadezhda Markova and Kremena Parashkevova at the ongoing Winter School on Quantum Technologies at the University of Hannover. As at any serious school, lectures are accompanied by lab visits, exercises and homework. All PhD students and students at the Center for Quantum Technologies go through at least 2-3 similar schools during their studies and work.
By The Numbers
By The Numbers
Collaboration and Education
Collaboration and Education
We partner with academia, industry, and government to foster innovation and knowledge exchange. Our educational programs inspire to train the next generation of quantum scientists.
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