JUQCA

JUQCA – short for the Jülich Quantum Computing Alliance – bundles Jülich’s activities in the development and application of quantum computing. The alliance supports the participating institute divisions in their scientific work and acts as a point of contact for internal and external partners.

Building and using quantum computers

JUQCA is currently comprised of seven institute divisions whose work concerns the theory, development, and application of quantum computers. The focus is on making quantum computers operational quickly.

The alliance cooperates closely with other institute divisions that are involved in basic research on materials and quantum phenomena, for example, as well as in the development of components. This ensures that JUQCA members benefit from basic research and, on the other hand, that basic research is inspired by the system and application requirements identified within JUQCA.

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Goals

JUQCA - Jülich Quantum Computing Alliance

The overall goal is to develop scalable quantum computers based on superconductor and solid-state qubits for scientific and industrial applications.

Specific Objectives:

  • Close networking and coordination to promote joint strategy development
  • Further increasing the visibility of Jülich’s expertise and potential
  • Coordination, consultation, and monitoring for joint (externally funded) projects
  • Integration of all Jülich stakeholders in the Helmholtz Quantum platform
  • Shared Visibility

Institute Divisions

Contact

E-Mail: juqca@fz-juelich.de

Scientific Coordinator

Prof. Dr. David DiVincenzo

Director, Institute for Theoretical Nanoelectronics (PGI-2) and JARA Institute for Quantum Info. (PGI-11)

  • Peter Grünberg Institute (PGI)
  • Theoretical Nanoelectronics (PGI-2)
Building 04.8 /
Room R 263
+49 2461/61-9069
E-Mail

Media Contact

Dr. Irina Heese

Communication and Outreach Quantum Computing

    Building 15.3 /
    Room 3028b
    +49 2461/61-85847
    E-Mail

    Last Modified: 28.11.2024