Welcome on the website of Q-ONE project. This project aims at the development of a world-first quantum reservoir processor able to achieve fast and precise sensing of photonic quantum states and measurement of their crucial properties such as quantum entanglement. Inspired by machine learning, our approach will perform quantum state recognition without the need of cumbersome experimental procedures. Moreover, its operation can be reversed to be used for generation of quantum states from a classical light source. In contrast to other platforms, it will operate onchip and at optical wavelengths, both with single photons and with squeezed states. Q-ONE is therefore directly relevant to the development of an alternative platform for quantum information, which is a specific objective included in the targeted outcome of the call.
Q-ONE News
11/10/2024 Mr Karol Sajnok has been hired as a Research Assistant at CTP PAS.
24/09/2024
“Large Scale Quantum Reservoir Neural Network - Theoretical Study” presentation at Symposium for Young Scientists Warsaw University, given by Stanisław Świerczewski01/09/2024
Our next journal article was published: “Room temperature polariton spin switches based on Van der Waals", Nature Comm., 15, 7601 (2024) . Click here for more details.06/08/2024
“Harnessing exciton-polaritons for classical and quantum neuromorphic computing” - invited talk at Physics of Excitons and Polaritons in Semiconductors, Reykjavík, Iceland, given by Andrzej Opala“Wave nature of quantum particles-superfluidity and polaritons”, guest lecture at V.H.N. Senthikumara Nadar College in Virudhunagar, India, given by Wouter Verstraelen
15/06/2024
“From the Exciton-Polariton Oscillator to a Quantum Reservoir Neural Network”, - poster presentation at 52nd International School & Conference on the Physics of Semiconductors “Jaszowiec” Szczyrk, Poland, by Stanisław Świerczewski, Michał Matuszewski, Barbara Piętka and Andrzej Opala“A perspective on recent trends in inverse design of integrated photonic devices and circuits”, submission of “J. Zhao, A. Fieramosca, R. Bao, K. Dini, R. Su, D. Sanvitto,
Q. Xiong, & T. C. H. Liew
"Information processing with exciton-polaritons" seminar at ,LKB in Paris, given by T. C. H. Liew
“Designing Polaritonic Integrated Circuits for Quantum Processing”, submission for NeurIPS 2024 workshop “ML with New Compute Paradigms”, Mathias Van Regemortel, Wolfger Peelaers, Thomas Van Vaerenberg
10/06/2024
“Harnessing exciton-polaritons for classical and quantum neuromorphic computing” - invited talk at Masovian Symposium on Quantum, Optical and Atomic Physics (MaSQOT), Warsaw, Poland, given by Andrzej Opala06/10/2024
“Quantum Science Generation workshop”, poster presentation, Trento, Italy, by Mathias Van Regemortel15/05/2024
Our first journal article published: “Non-Hermitian polariton–photon coupling in a perovskite open microcavity", Nanophotonics, 13,14, (2024). Click here for more details.16/04/2024
“A perspective on recent trends in inverse design of integrated photonic devices and circuits” - PIC International 2024, Brussels, Belgium, given by Wolfger Peelaers05/03/2024
Wouter Verstraelen has been hired as a Research Fellow.01/03/2024
Mathias Van Regemortel has been hired as a Research Scientist at HPE with Q-ONE funding,27/11/2023
International Conference (EPIC2023) in Singapore. Click here for more details.13/10/2023
The Official website started working12/10/2023
Q-ONE Quantum Optical Networks based on Exciton-polaritons - Kickoff Meeting 12th of October 2023 (Sala Golgi, CNR)
Q-ONE seminars
Quantum polariton neural networks
Q-ONE consortium:
CNR Nanotec, University of Warsaw, Center for Theoretical Physics, Kastler Brossel Laboratory, Sorbonne University, Nanyang Technological University, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Institute of Physics PAS, Johannes Kepler University.
