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Potential of quantum computing for improved shipping and maritime logistics Dr.-Ing. Anisa Rizvanolli Datum: 30. April 2. Quantum Brown Bag …

First Quantum Brownbag Last month we invited you to the first Quantum Brown Bag. We were delighted that so many …

This summer, we’re offering a unique opportunity for students. In collaboration with NRW and French and Dutch quantum technology initiatives, …

Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Dr. Ulrich Mans from Quantum Delta NL in Hamburg. This visit marks …

On January 25, 2024, a pivotal planning meeting for “Training- and Transfer-Labs in Quantum Technologies” in the future “DESY Innovation …

Dr. Carsten Lohmann is Head of OU Innovation Promotion at the Hamburgische Investitions- und Förderbank. We spoke to him to …

We are delighted to invite you to our upcoming event Quantum Readiness: Funding and Application Opportunities in the Hamburg Metropolitan …

Achieving the climate target of 1.5 degrees Celsius, as set out in the Paris Agreement, is an enormous challenge. However, …

Aviation is facing major challenges: With emissions of 905 million tons of CO2 in 2018, it is responsible for 2.4% …

Quantum Computing isn’t just a future trend anymore – it’s here to stay and promising to solve problems that are …

“Hamburg is making great strides in the field of quantum technology and is expected to play a strong role in …

The Artificial Intelligence Center Hamburg (ARIC) and the Logistics Initiative Hamburg have concluded a cooperation agreement for future collaboration. Within …

As quantum enablers, we are curious how well ChatGPT performs as interlocutor or even source for information on quantum topics.

The Hamburg Quantum Innovation Capital (hqic) invited to the First Hamburg Quantum Network Meeting. Actors from Hamburg’s quantum technology ecosystem provided insights into their research…

Hamburg’s science and business location wins forward-looking contract to build quantum computers: The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is funding the …

The Hamburg Senate today approved a four-part package of measures with a volume of around 34.1 million euros to strengthen the quantum computing ecosystem in Hamburg.

A consortium coordinated at the University of Hamburg is receiving almost one million euros in funding for the development of practical quantum networks.

A consortium led by Prof. Dr. Dieter Jaksch from UHH is receiving funding of 4.9 million euros for the calculation of fluid flows using quantum technology.

How can the optimal path of millions of containers be calculated almost in real time? Which combinations of active ingredients …

Quantum computers promise considerable advantages over classical digital computers for certain tasks. The Federal Ministry of Education and Research is …