We almost can’t believe it, but tomorrow is already the final day of HANNOVER MESSE. On this Friday, April 25, we want to explicitly highlight our activities in education. In any case, there has been a lot to discover in this sector since the beginning of the week at...

Photo (f.l.t.r.): State Secretary Döring, Angela Ittel, Minister Falko Mohrs, Cornelia Denz, Michael Kiesewetter (Nbank), Nicolas Spethmann. Back row: Piet Schmidt, Christian Ospelkaus. Photo Credits: PTB Opening of the QVLS HighTech Incubator at the Rolleiwerke in...

The Quantum Future Academy is entering the next round. In Quantum Valley Lower Saxony, 30 students will gain unique insights into the world of applied quantum technologies and explore career paths and the latest technologies. The academy will take place from September...

At the QuantumFrontiers Cluster of Excellence, female physicists and other scientists are researching questions of quantum metrology. What is quantum metrology? Metrology is the technical term for the art of measurement and quanta are the smallest particles in our...

All about quantum physics in Braunschweig on World Quantum Day on April 14 From April 8 to 14, Braunschweig and the region will be focusing on the fascinating world of quanta - from a scientific symposium to a captivating Science Watch Party. The colorful supporting...

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Find out more about the work on Germany's most powerful quantum computer and how this is being made possible with funding from the BMBF's Future Agenda and the Volkswagen Foundation in this TV feature: Watch the Video (online until Mar. 25, 2026)

The Quantum Valley Lower Saxony's quantum computer is on schedule for completion by 2025. In this case, completed means that dozens of ions are available for computing operations, while optimisation continues in the background. Scientists in Hanover and Braunschweig...

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TU Braunschweig researches scaling solution for Quantum Valley Lower Saxony

QVLS presented the progress made in Lower Saxony’s growing quantum science and quantum economy.

The Seventh European Conference on Trapped Ions (ECTI) 2023 took place at Schloss Bückeburg, from 25-29 September. The event, co-organised by the Collaborative Research Center DQ-mat, the Cluster of Excellence QuantumFrontiers and the Quantum Valley Lower Saxony QVLS,...

"The quantum computer is our moon landing," predicts Professor Andreas Waag from the Institute of Semiconductor Technology at TU Braunschweig. In order to transfer quantum technology into practice, two spin-offs have already emerged from the university's research...

US Professor Fa Foster Dai visits TU Braunschweig When Bell lab researchers invented the first transistors over 70 years ago, they could not have imagined the profound impact this technology would generate on our way of living. Today, billions of transistors on...

Germany's highest research award granted to Daniel Prades from Barcelona TU Braunschweig welcomes Daniel Prades as their first Alexander von Humboldt Professor. The Spanish expert for nanophotonics receives Germany’s highest-doted research award with five million...

With the joint stand Quantum Technologies, the Future Hub at Hannover Messe 2023 became the central point of contact for the latest industrial applications of quantum technologies. From 17 to 21 April 2023, various start-ups presented the innovative power of quantum...

With unprecedented precision, quantum sensors are viewed as a technological leap for biomedicine. More and more start-ups are working to bring this potential out of the research lab into medical application. But it is often difficult to predict the success of...

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This year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona is all about velocity with the theme: “Unleashing tomorrow’s technology – today”. Quantum Valley Lower Saxony is part of the most visionary spearhead of tomorrow’s technology: The joint stand of Europe’s Quantum Flagship....

Quantum technologies enable completely new applications for numerous industrial sectors. In order to tap the enormous potential and put it into practice, skilled workers are needed. There is a lack of qualified personnel, especially for the transfer from the...