News

11 Dec 2023    Concours Technologique du DIM QuanTiP

Congratulations to Thomas Van Himbeeck who earned second prize at the DIM QuanTiP technologies competition.


18 Nov 2023    Five contributed talks at QIP 2024.

The QTY team has 5 accepted talks at this year’s QIP. Congratulations to Cambyse, Jan, Tom and Peter. Videos of this year’s talks can now be found here.


01 Oct 2023    Augustin Vanrietvelde joins QURIOSITY

We’re very happy to welcome Augustin Vanrietvelde as a new Associate Professor in our team.


15 Jul 2023    New recruitment - Mirjam Weilenmann

We’re delighted to announce that Mirjam Weilenmann will be joining our group as a CRCN Inria researcher in July 2024.


23 Feb 2023    PhD Defense - Yuan Yao

Congratulations to Yuan who successfully defended her PhD thesis Automated design of photonic quantum circuits.


15 Feb 2023    European Project QSNP launches

The Quantum Secure Networks Partnership (QSNP) has now launched!


15 Dec 2022    European Project QSNP granted

QSNP (Quantum Secure Network Partnership) aims at creating a sustainable European ecosystem in quantum cryptography and communication. It federates 40 partners that include world-leading academic groups, research and technology organizations, spin-offs and major cybersecurity and telecom operators industry players. It will start in March 2023, for a duration of 3.5 years.


02 Dec 2022    Inria Saclay supports the creation of QURIOSITY

The Télécom Paris quantum team (formerly IQA) is becoming the joint Inria-IP Paris team QURIOSITY.


18 Oct 2022    PhD Defense - Raphaël Aymeric

Congratulations to Raphaël Aymeric who successfully defended his PhD thesis Convergence of quantum and classical communications.


15 Jul 2022    New recruitment - Cambyse Rouzé

We’re delighted to announce that Cambyse Rouzé will be joining our group on an Inria Starting Faculty Position (ISFP) in September 2023.


01 Jul 2022    Kick-off of the QCommTesbed project

Part of the PEPR Quantique, this integrated project gathers Sorbonne Univ., Univ. of Nice, Univ. Paris Cité, Télécom Paris, and CEA. It aims to provide France with a nationally coordinated testbed, and to serve as an accelerator of technologies developed from the stage of a laboratory system to the commercial products.