RITCE

Lidia Lozano Martín (ICCUB) Is it possible to develop an efficient solid-state emitter of single and entangled photons suitable for space to ground communications among other quantum applications? Present single-photon and entangled-photons emitters exhibit important challenges, limiting…

Carlos Fulgado (IFT) One of the most striking phenomena within the realm of Quantum Field Theory in Curved Spacetimes is the creation of particles as a consequence of the expansion of the universe. We study this effect…

Antonio Acín (ICFO) Bell’s theorem proves the existence of quantum correlations, often known as Bell nonlocal, that cannot be described by classical theories, in which measurement outcomes are predetermined. In recent years, Bell nonlocal correlations have also…

Fionnuala Curran (ICFO) One of the most counterintuitive aspects of quantum theory is its claim that there is intrinsic randomness in the physical world. Arising from the phenomenon of superposition, this intrinsic or private randomness is inaccessible…

Mateo Uldemonlins (Université Paris-Saclay, CNRS) A magnetic impurity on a conventional superconductor is one of the most simple pair-breaking defects that induces in-gap Yu-Shiba-Rusinov (YSR) bound states. Predicted soon after the publication of the BCS theory for…

Dorye L. Esteras (ICMol) The exfoliation of graphene down to the monolayer limit opened a new field of science based on infinitely thin materials. Encouraged by these findings, several efforts have been made in order to bring…

Miguel Bello (MPQ) Setups of quantum emitters coupled to structured baths have gained more and more attention in recent years, as they constitute a versatile platform where one can test and explore unconventional quantum optics, or even…

Pablo Martínez-Azcona (University of Luxemburg) The study of chaotic behavior in the quantum realm is now at an exciting crossroads, connecting in a unique way quantum information, high energy physics, statistical mechanics and even pure math. We…