Skip to content
Technical University of Munich

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

MCQST, Research, Chemistry, Award |

Researchers of the QTAS team are developing a novel method to detect single cancer cells with high precision after short time intervals. In…

TUM, MCQST, Physics |

From the scanner at the supermarket checkout to high-speed internet surfing to fibre optic cables: developments in quantum physics have long been part…

Quantum Science & Technologies, Research, Chemistry, Physics |

Computers that solve complex problems in the shortest possible time, guaranteed tap-proof networks, and intelligent sensors: quantum technologies…

Quantum Science & Technologies, Research, Physics |

Researchers around the world are working on a network which could connect quantum computers with one another over long distances. Andreas Reiserer,…

Quantum Science & Technologies, Research, Physics |

In the episode of TUM series "New In", Prof. Barbara Kraus is introduced. The physicist is looking for computable rules regarding the behavior of…

To top