The rapid progress of quantum science and technologies requires the strengthening of academic-industrial partnerships.
Form a workforce dedicated to quantum technologies and recruit the best talents
At your side, researchers, we support you to continue to explore innovative ideas, and imagine innovative concepts. In this way we free up your time and give ambition to your projects.
The time comes for prototyping, whether industrial or in the laboratory, a key stage where we transform ideas into concrete solutions, concepts into tangible solutions. We will again be at your side for this stage requiring multi-sectoral skills and “risky” financing.
Industrial players or entrepreneurs of business creation projects, the challenges inherent in implementing solutions in practical contexts have a particular dimension in the quantum technology market. Increased support during this final phase remains essential to make prior investments a reality.
The functionalities of the platform are open to all organizations or persons interested in exploring the potential of quantum technologies in connection with the 3 thematic axes defined by our Scientific Advisory Board. The information collected is subject to a confidentiality agreement.
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The practical realization of Quantum Technology concepts has led to an explosion of new frontiers in R&D. Many different areas of current Quantum Technologies related hot topics (Quantum Computing, Quantum Sensing, Quantum Communications) share a common technology ground such as atom laser cooling and manipulation, advanced fiber optics and manipulation, advanced fiber optics and stabilization techniques, as well as advanced fiber optics and stabilization techniques, as well as ultrafast electronics or advanced detection systems for instance.it requires the implementation of an aggressive R&D roadmap irrigating each step of the value chain. In photonics, it will extend from the Quantum Photonic Component (QPC) and sub-systems, toward complete Quantum Photonics Systems (QPS), tailored and fully optimized (wavelength, optical power, phase, noise stability, etc...) to perfectly match a specific Quantum application. 1) Quantum Photonics Application. 1) Quantum Photonics Components, with Hollow-Cor Photonics Crystal Fiber, Gas Nano-Void Photonic integrated Chip, etc...) to perfectly match a specific Quantum application. 1) Quantum Photonics Application. 1) Quantum Photonics Components, with Hollow-Cor Photonics Crystal Fiber, Gas Nano-Void Photonic integrated Chip, etc...) to perfectly match a specific Quantum application. 1) Quantum Photonics Application. 1) Quantum Photonics Components, with Hollow-Cor Photonics Fibered and integrated components, Electro-Optic Modulator for quantum application 2) Photonics Sub Systems with Low Noise Single Frequency Lasers, High Power Low Noise Lasers & Amplifiers sub-systems, Frequency reference sub-systems, Low-noise electronics 3) Quantum Photonics Systems.
Several technological and usability breakthroughs can be demonstrated thanks to Naquidis activities. A non-exhaustive list includes 1) Advanced quantum protocols for improving sensor performance: optimal control, entanglement, and non-destructive detection, which represent key steps studied in laboratories with potential transfers to industrial partners 2) Demonstration of the possibility of using atomic accelerometers in a “strapdown” configuration for onboard sensors: this would lead to a significant reduction in the complexity of using this type of sensor and its size. These methods can be developed jointly between academic laboratories and industry, and could also be used for onboard gradiometers or gravimeters 3) The demonstration of performance on a site of interest for future commercial gradiometers: these new signals will lead to a complete change of approach to topics in geoscience, civil engineering and resource monitoring 4) Proof-of-principle demonstration of a small fiber-linked quantum sensor array. This would involve mostly existing cold-atom devices from iXblue and LP2N 5) Proof-of-Principle of Hollow-Core Photonics Crystal Fiber (HCPCF) sensors for magnetic field monitoring and application to MEG.
Computer scientists and mathematicians of the University of Bordeaux and the University of Limoges have a long tradition of research at the forefront of the fields of Combinatorics and Graph Theory. Perspectives of NAQUIDIS' s activities are 1) Post-quantum Standardization: Ddeveloping new standards for post-quantum cryptography is of first importance for industry and the global security of communication. 2 proposals by researchers of NAR are still in the NIST standardization process and should advance to the fourth round; 2) Post-quantum cryptography for embedded devices with new efficient systems for code-based cryptography and in particular systems based on rank metric, these systems are especially interesting for Their small key sizes; 3) Quantum algorithms and Decoding algorithms for quantum error-correcting codes; 4) Development of a Quantum Information Task Force.
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