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Virtual ion laboratory and Lego microscope at IdeenExpo 2024
QuantumFrontiers and QVLS appeared at Ideenexpo 2024 as part of the TU Braunschweig stand.

Green light for new physics and pharmacy buildings
State of Niedersachsen releases funds for financing

Enter the quantum computer lab virtually at Ideenexpo 2024
From 8 to 16 June, Ideenexpo 2024 will be hosting Europe's largest youth event for technology and science in Hanover. With this year's motto ‘Just do it!’, the mega-event is expecting over 400,000 young people on 110,000 square metres. In order to provide young people...

Welcome new QVLS member: Q.ANT GmbH
We are delighted to welcome Q.ANT as the newest member of QVLS! With meaningful support, we look forward to achieving great things together.

New members at QVLS e.V.: Welcome Q.ANT, TÜV Nord, hannoverimpuls, Nord/LB and Qudora
A warm welcome to all new association members that we were able to welcome to QVLS e.V. in the past year 2024, especially to Q.ANT, to the technology service provider TÜV NORD GROUP, the business development company of the state capital and region of Hanover...

2-6 player quantum computer
Funding granted for quantum technology board game

Two AvH professors strengthen quantum technology research in Hanover-Braunschweig
Two professors strengthen the Cluster QuantumFrontiers

Microelectronics in Lower Saxony gets a new boost
Braunschweig and Hanover pool microelectronics expertise

More impressions from HANNOVER MESSE 2024
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...

Impressions from HANNOVER MESSE 2024
It's been an incredible journey so far at the HANNOVER MESSE with Quantum Valley Lower Saxony! The 500 square meters showcasing the cutting-edge advancements in quantum science and technologies in the Future Hub (Hall 2, Stand A02) are buzzing with energy and...

State and federal government have opened Lower Saxony´s new hub for the quantum technology industry
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...

Apply now for the Quantum Future Academy 2024!
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...

Girl´s Day 2024: A day as a physicist at QuantumFrontiers
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...

A week full of quantum
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...

European Quantum Technologies Conference 2023: Book of Abstracts published
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NDR TV reports on Volkswagen Foundation and QVLS
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)

Computing with ions
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...

Integrated light as a key to future computers
Braunschweig und Jena arbeiten gemeinsam an optoelektronischen Bauteilen
Radio report: Qudora´s research on the “quantum computer to go”
Deutschlandfunk reported on the research of our member Qudora in "Forschung aktuell" on February 2, 2024: The start-up also relies on ion traps, but on microwaves instead of lasers to control qubits and store...

Successfully integrated qubit control in quantum computers
TU Braunschweig researches scaling solution for Quantum Valley Lower Saxony

QVLS as a driving force at productronica 2023
productronica is regarded as the world's leading trade fair for electronics development and production, making it the sector's most important biannual meeting place and source of inspiration. At the invitation of the Mechanical Engineering Industry Association (VDMA),...

Minister President Weil visits Nitride Technology Center NTC at TU Braunschweig
When the headlight starts thinking The Nitride Technology Center (NTC) presents itself: During his visit to TU Braunschweig, Minister President Weil dived into the world of microelectronics on 23 October 2023. Nitride semiconductors are becoming the second innovative...

EQTC 2023: Europe’s Quantum Sector to Showcase Research & Business Successes and Its Roadmap for Global Leadership
European Quantum Technologies Conference will gather ecosystem together for a 360-degree update on research breakthroughs, business-opportunity insights and connecting with key stakeholders. Energised by the growing momentum in Europe’s quantum technology sector,...

QVLS at the premiere of Quantum Effects
QVLS presented the progress made in Lower Saxony’s growing quantum science and quantum economy.

The “family of ion-trappers” gathered in Bückeburg
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,...