RITCE
Esta es la página web de la Red de Información y Tecnologías Cuánticas en España, en su cuarta edición 2025-2026.
Noticias
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Postdoctoral position
Javier Prior’s group at the Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena (UPCT) has one postdoctoral vacancy for two years in the field of Dynamics of Open Quantum Systems. The project will be related with the new topic of quantum…
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Quantum Information School and Conference 2016
Dear all, we are pleased to announce the first RICE School New trends in Quantum Information (11-12 April 2016) and the conference Quantum Information in Spain ICE-3 (13-15 April 2016), both of which will take place at IFISC (CSIC-UIB), Mallorca…
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Open PhD position in Quantum Cryptography
The group of Optical Communications at the University of Vigo (Spain) is looking for a PhD student in the area of quantum cryptography. The aim of the PhD project is to develop new high-rate quantum key distribution…
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Artículo invitado: Carlos Sabín
Carlos Sabín escribe sobre información cuántica relativista y el programa de investigación ComFuturo.
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Un Lego cuántico y relativista
por Carlos Sabín, IFF-CSIC ¿Qué falta por hacer en el campo de la física teórica? Hace ya un siglo que el ser humano fue capaz de alcanzar dos grandes cimas de pensamiento: por un lado, la teoría…
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Interview: Verónica Fernández (CSIC)
This month we talk to Verónica Fernández Mármol, a CSIC researcher working on experimental quantum cryptography in Madrid. Read the full text here.
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Interview: Verónica Fernández Mármol (CSIC)
Verónica Fernández Mármol is a young researcher leading a group in experimental Quantum Key Distribution at the Institute of Physical and Information Technologies. Veronica is a member of the Spanish Network in Quantum Information (RICE) and in…
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New “Articles” section
In a modest effort to popularize the research done in this network, as well as to make the members of the network better known to the general public, we are opening a modest section called “Articles”. This…
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Interview: Antonio Acín (ICFO)
Quantum Mechanics is the nightmare of science communicators. The apparent obscurity of its rules and the unintuitive nature of many of its results often lead to articles where the words “spooky”, “multiverse” or “conscience” substitute for simpler,…