Quantum Science and Technology

We study fundamental aspects of quantum mechanics, interactions and elementary particles along with quantum systems manageable in the lab in view of next coming applications.

The activities at FIM are focused on:

• Quantum Spintronics
  Molecular Magnetism
  Molecular Quantum Spintronics
  Circuit Quantum ElectroDynamics
  Quantum Dots based on semiconductor nanowires
  Superconducting qubits and photon detectors
• Quantum Electron Microscopy
  Single protein detection
  EMCD (electron magnetic dichroism) at atomic resolution
  Plasmonics
• Modeling and Simulations of Solid-state Devices for Quantum Technologies
  Electron quantum optics: dynamics of electronic interferometers
  Quantum walks on graphs for quantum information and computation
  Coherent dynamics of interacting quantum complexes
  Charge and spin excitations in quantum nanostructures for qubit deployment
• Quantum Field Theory and String Theory
  Gauge/string duality
  Supersymmetric gauge theories
  Worldline approach to QFT
  Anomalies in QFT
• Experimental Physics of Fundamental Interactions
  search for new particles
  antimatter production in high-energy proton-nucleus collisions
  research and development of future detectors

Faculty
Marco Affronte, Andrea Bizzeti, Paolo Bordone, Olindo Corradini, Stefano Frabboni, Guido Goldoni, Diego Trancanelli, Francesco Rossella, Enrico Bertuzzo, Marco Govoni

[Ultimo aggiornamento: 04/12/2023 10:20:38]