Saarland University Launches Quantum Technology Research Center
The University of Saarland has initiated a Quantum Technology Research Center, supported by €53 million from the state government. This center aims to integrate quantum research with practical applications, positioning Saarbrücken as a significant hub for quantum technologies.
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The Quantum Technology Research Center at the University of Saarland commenced operations recently, focusing on connecting quantum research with practical applications. The center, backed by a €53 million investment from the state government—the largest single project funding in Saarland's scientific history—aims to establish a prominent global site for these technologies.
While no quantum computer will be built in Saarbrücken, the center collaborates with the Helmholtz Research Center in Jülich, which provides access to its quantum computer. Additionally, a new Master's program titled 'Quantum Information' will be introduced, open to students from computer science and mathematics backgrounds.
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