Slovene quantum science and technology community
The Slovene quantum science and technology community (QUTES) brings together researchers, organizations, and companies active in the field of quantum technologies. Our main goals are:
- Fostering collaboration between academia and industry in the field of quantum technologies.
- Educating and raising awareness about the significance and potential of quantum technologies.
QUTES is open to new members – we invite you to join us!
Expected Applications of Quantum Technologies
Quantum Communication
Quantum communication enables ultra-secure data exchange, as quantum cryptography prevents eavesdropping and misuse. Read more ...
Quantum Sensors
Quantum sensors allow for exceptionally precise measurements of physical quantities, revolutionizing fields like navigation, geology, and medicine. Read more ...
Quantum Computing
Quantum computers offer unprecedented computational power, transforming optimization, material simulations, and data security. Read more ...
Quantum Simulations
Quantum simulations provide highly accurate modeling of materials, pharmaceuticals, and energy systems, accelerating technological breakthroughs. Read more ...
News
European Quantum Technologies Conference (EQTC 2026)
Invitation to attend the European Quantum Technologies Conference (EQTC 2026) in Dublin, Ireland form November 30 to December 3, 2026. More about the event: https://abbey-eqtc-2026-programme.eventsairsite.com/
Gravitational Quantum Physics and Metrology Workshop
Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, University of Ljubljana hosted the first Gravitational Quantum Physics and Metrology workshop from August 10 to 13, 2026. More about the event: https://rqi.fmf.uni-lj.si/home
Two New ERC Projects in Quantum Technologies
Two researchers have secured prestigious European Research Council (ERC) grants for projects in the field of quantum technologies. Dr. Marko Žnidarič has been awarded an ERC Advanced Grant for the project NUMBS – Effective Non-Unitarity in Many-Body Systems. The...
Slovene Researchers Successful in the QuantERA 2025 Call
The QuantERA initiative has announced the results of the QuantERA 2025 joint transnational call, one of the most important European funding schemes in the field of quantum technologies. The call, involving 34 funding organizations from 29 countries, attracted a record...
World Quantum Day: why it matters
On April 14, we celebrate World Quantum Day, which highlights the importance of quantum physics and the rapid development of technologies based on its principles. Once largely confined to academic research, the field is increasingly moving into industry and everyday...
World Quantum Day brings workshops and lectures to Ljubljana
On April 14, we celebrate World Quantum Day, an initiative aimed at bringing quantum science closer to the general public. To mark the occasion, a range of activities is taking place in Ljubljana for high school students and anyone interested in science. World Quantum...