Encoding information within quantum systems and manipulating them promises to lead to great advantages, with three main application domains: quantum cryptography, quantum simulation, and quantum algorithmics. To understand its strengths and limits, we take a transversal stance and seek to capture which resources are granted to us by nature, at the fundamental level, for the sake of computing (e.g. quantum & spatial parallelism).

This group, led by Martin Gärttner, studies theoretical foundations of quantum technologies. We focus on quantum simulation, machine learning methods in quantum technologies, and development of numerical methods for quantum many-body dynamics, and collaborate closely with experimental groups.