21 Jan , 2013 - News
Dr. Matteo Bina joined us as starting from February 2013 as a research fellow within the LiChiS project led by Stefano Olivares. All the AQM’s members congratulates Matteo on this success. This is a very good news for AQM, which is steadily growing and quickly becoming a European theoretical facility for quantum estimation of states […]
2 Jan , 2013 - News
Good news for AQM. A new paper introducing the discording power of a unitary transformation has been just published in PRL. The paper reports the results of a collaboration of a group member (Matteo) with Francesco Plastina from Calabria University and Fernando Galve and Roberta Zambrini from University of Balearic Islands. The discording power of […]
3 Nov , 2012 - University of Milan,Seminars,Department of Physics
We are starting the new seminar series on “Open Systems & Quantum Information” at the Department of Physics of the University of Milan. You can find further information and the list of the past and forthcoming seminars in the section “QUANTUM SEMINARS“.
25 Oct , 2012 - University of Milan,Department of Physics
There is an opening for a two-year post doc position in our group. The research activities concern collective and single-particle phenomena investigated via advanced analytic methods plus classical and quantum numerical simulations. Multiple research lines in physics of matter focusing on fronteer problems concerning atoms, electrons and photons. (Codice tematica 013 – Docente Responsabile Nicola […]
9 Oct , 2012 - Science news
The 2012 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded jointly to Serge Haroche and David J. Wineland “for ground-breaking experimental methods that enable measuring and manipulation of individual quantum systems“.
8 Mar , 2012 - Department of Physics,University of Milan
The FIRB project “LiCHIS – Light Correlations for High-precision Innovative Sensing”, lead by Stefano Olivares, officially started on March 8th, 2012. The project, supported by MIUR through the program “FIRB 2010 – Futuro in Ricerca”, involves three Research Units: one theoretical, the Milano Unit (at the Physics Department of the Università degli Studi di Milano) […]