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QuCoM’s first review meeting highlights significant progress of the project
The QuCoM consortium recently concluded its first review meeting on November 20, 2023, achieving significant progress in the various work packages outlined in the agenda.
The meeting, conducted remotely, commenced with a warm welcome by G. Kregar, who initiated the session with an introduction and tour du table, setting a…
Ario and Tommaso join QuCoM
Ario Altamura and Tommaso Feri join QuCoM in the University of Trieste node. We wish them good work!
Our paper “The meaning of redundancy and consensus in quantum objectivity” just appeared on Quantum
A quantum state is said to be objective if multiple observers are able to recover information about the state and agree among themselves. This is in turn possible only if said information was encoded multiple times into the surrounding environment. In this paper, we show how it is not always…
Our paper “Collapse Dynamics Are Diffuse” just appeared on Physical Review Letters
We show that any dynamics collapsing the wave function in space implies diffusion in momentum. This is relevant since it means that, in order to test the validity of thiesse models, and in general of the quantum superposition principle, one can perform experiments, known as “non-interferometric”, which look for this…
EIC Pathfinder grant award to QuCoM
The University of Southampton, the Queen’s University Belfast and the University of Trieste have come together, after a 4.5 year project called TEQ (Horizon H2020), with a new Consortium to present to the European Commission a new project proposal in the frame of the HORIZON-EIC-2021-PATHFINDEROPEN-01-01 call. Together with the University…