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Manipulating information at the quantum level is profoundly different from manipulating it classically. This opens the door to some new and surprising applications such as quantum cryptography (in which the security of the encryption of a message is guaranteed by the laws of physics) or quantum computers (which could solve certain problems such as factoring exponentially faster than classical computers). The Laboratoire d’Information quantique is actively working on different aspects quantum information, both at the theoretical and experimental level.

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STOC12 Best Paper Award

Samuel Fiorini, Serge Massar, Sebastian Pokutta, Hans Raj Tiwary, and Ronald de Wolf received the "Best Paper Award" at STOC2012 for their work

Linear vs. Semidefinite Extended Formulations: Exponential Separation and Strong Lower Bounds ( arXiv:1111.0837 ).

Check Decades-old P=NP 'proof' finally refuted for a popular presentation of the result and its context.

 
Experimental Reservoir Computing

March 2012

Reservoir computing aims to use recurrent dynamical systems for information processing. Our first publications reporting state of the art performance of analog reservoir computers have recently appeared in Nature Communications and Scientific Reports.

Read here the News and Views from Nature Physics on our work.

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QIPC Young Investigator Award

6 September 2011

Stefano Pironio has been awarded the QIPC Young Investigator Award

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La Recherche Prize

24 november 2010

 

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Serge Massar, Stefano Pironio and Antonio Acin have been awarded the Prix "La Recherche" awarded annualy by the french journal La Recherche for their work "La certitude de l'aléa quantique" (the certitude of quantum randomness). 

 

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