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Quantum Science & Technologies

Quantum sensors made from diamond. Image: Andreas Heddergott / TUM

Quantum Science & Technology unites the research fields of Quantum Physics and Information Science in a common framework. In this active area of research, the NAT School combines fundamental science with technological applications to shape the future of quantum matter, computation, simulation, communication, and sensing. The research spans fundamental science and bridges the gap to engineering applications, fostering the development of technologies such as quantum computers. These efforts strengthen TUM’s position in the field, enhancing its global standing and societal impact.

  • Quantum algorithms, error corrections, and quantum circuits
  • Hardware development and qubit design
  • Software stack, quantum control, verification, and benchmarking

  • Theory of entanglement
  • Universal description of many-body systems
  • Applications in quantum chemistry, high energy physics, and cosmology

  • Quantum networks
  • Efficient quantum interfaces
  • Development of new sensing capabilities

  • Highly tunable quantum materials
  • Topological states of matter
  • Hybrid quantum systems

News - Quantum Science & Technologies

Quantum Science & Technologies, Accelerated Scientific Discovery, Research, Physics | 05.06.2025

Shedding Light on the Building Blocks of Nature

Quantum Computers Simulate Fundamental Physics [read more]

NUCLEATE, BioSysteM, ORIGINS, MCQST, e-conversion, Bioscience, Chemistry, Physics | 26.05.2025

Clusters of Excellence with Participation of the TUM School of Natural Sciences

NAT is involved in five Clusters of Excellence funded by the German Research Foundation. [read more]

NUCLEATE, BioSysteM, ORIGINS, MCQST, e-conversion, Bioscience, Chemistry, Physics, Award | 22.05.2025

TUM to receive funding for seven Clusters of Excellence

Natural sciences, medicine, and social sciences are at the forefront [read more]

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Quantum Science & Technologies, MCQST, Research, Physics | 22.05.2025

Diamonds and quanta

Career in science: Viviana Villafañe [read more]

Color photo of seven people smiling and standing in front of scientific equipment
FRM II, Quantum Science & Technologies, Research, Physics | 16.04.2025

Professorship in Quantum Magnetism in the Department of Physics

In the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, Prof. Ellen Fogh’s timely arrival brings valuable know-how to TUM [read more]

Quantum Science & Technologies, MCQST, Research, Physics | 14.04.2025

World Quantum Day on April 14

Current research on quantum technologies [read more]

Quantum Science & Technologies, Research, Physics | 04.04.2025

Dressed for success: Physicists explore a new way to control quasiparticles

TUM and Yale physicists demonstrate a new way to manipulate quasiparticles —quantum objects often used to study cutting-edge quantum technology… [read more]

Quantum Science & Technologies, Research, Physics | 05.03.2025

NAT Features: Dr. Florian Dirnberger

From simple to high tech: NAT fellow uses sticky tape to analyse magnetic and optical changes in two-dimensional semiconductors [read more]

Quantum Science & Technologies, MCQST, Award | 04.03.2025

Barbara Kraus Appointed as New Co-Spokesperson of the MCQST Excellence Cluster

In January 2025 at the MCQST General Assembly, Prof. Barbara Kraus was elected as the new co-spokesperson of the Munich Center for Quantum Science and… [read more]

Quantum Science & Technologies, Research, Chemistry | 25.02.2025

A completely new type of microscopy based on quantum sensors

TUM researchers combine magnetic resonance spectroscopy with fluorescence microscopy [read more]

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Cluster of Excellence: Munich Center for Quantum Science and Technology

Constrained Quantum Matter (CRC 360)

Munich Quantum Valley

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