Robert Raußendorf is coming to Hannover A great success in the competition for Germany's most highly endowed research award: the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation has awarded one of its Alexander von Humboldt Professorships this year to Professor Robert Raußendorf....

phaeno and TU Braunschweig present joint exhibits What are phenomena such as quantum entanglement and quantum teleportation all about? In the BMBF project HolodeckQ, the TU Braunschweig and the phaeno Wolfsburg jointly developed interactive exhibits to illustrate...

Visiting Tokyo with TU-Professor Vadim Issakov The cooperation between TU Braunschweig and Keio University in Tokyo continued to gain momentum over the summer. First, Professor Vadim Issakov travelled to Japan and lectured on analogue integrated circuits in...

Contract amounting a total of €208.5 million awarded to start-ups and companies QUDORA Technologies and its consortium partner NXP® Semiconductors have been awarded the contract to develop a 50-qubit quantum computer for the German Aerospace Center (DLR) as part of...

ERDF funding accelerates installation of new laboratory structures for the miniaturisation of components 750,000 euros in funding from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) will flow into semiconductor technology at TU Braunschweig until March 2023. Eight...

QVLS-iLabs successful in Clusters4Future programme Up to 15 million euros from the federal government will flow into Lower Saxony's QVLS-iLabs over the next three years. This was announced today by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research. The QVLS-iLabs are...

Whether in computing, sensor technology, or cryptography – the possibilities for using quantum processes for groundbreaking technological innovations are promising. Efforts in basic research are intensive. And no less so are the approaches to turn all these...

Open innovation process for quantum technologies German cutting-edge research in the field of quantum technologies has the potential to boost the German high-tech industry. To transform the potential into a economic success for Lower Saxony, the QVLS-iLabs future...

Quantum technology start-ups wanted! The QVLS's high-tech incubator will start preparing deep-tech companies for their big breakthrough soon. It all starts on March 4th at 10 a.m. with our kick-off event. The state of Lower Saxony is funding so-called high-tech...

Quantum computers, Quantum Valley Lower Saxony is part of the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2022 in Barcelona. At the world’s largest and most influential connectivity event QVLS can show its regional ecosystem of research, industry and politics. Together with the...

A guide to the quantum world Quantum computers, quantum dot displays and a quantum of comfort: little by little, terms and technologies from quantum physics are trickling into everyday life. Those who want to know more often read sentences like “Quanta contradict our...

Lower Saxony: First quantum computer to be unveiled in 2025, over 1.5 billion euros to be invested in quantum technologies by 2030 The first prototypes of a quantum computer are already being tested in the Hannover-Braunschweig region and are being further developed...

Multimillion euro funding for the search for "new physics" It is about fundamental questions of modern fundamental physics: Is our description of nature complete? What is dark matter? Do natural constants change with time or place? Theoretical predictions attest...

German Science Council recommends an investment of 54.2 million Euro to build the research building OPTICUM German companies have shaped the optical landscape with iconic brands like Leica and Zeiss for decades. Nowadays, our everyday digital life relies on optical...

With the Quantum Technology Competence Centre, the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB), together with partners from industry, supports the transfer of different quantum technologies into application. In order to strengthen these activities, scientists and...