So much #QuantumComputing expertise in one photo!😉At this year's IEEE Quantum Week, Munich Quantum Valley has a really strong presence---covering the entire spectrum of quantum computing #research! We are really proud to be a part of it!🙂 #IEEEQuantumWeek #QCE2024

Recently, we launched MQT Qudits; a first #software toolkit for mixed-dimensional #QuantumComputing. At #IEEEQuantumWeek, Kevin Mato presented it to a broader audience in a fully-fledged tutorial including hands-ons! 1/3

Developing useful and efficient #software for #QuantumComputing is one thing; maintaining it is another one. In our final contribution to IEEE Quantum Week, Lukas Burgholzer shared his thoughts on how we try to handle both---using #MQT as example (👉 mqt.readthedocs.io). 1/2

🙌What a strong turnout! With more than 60 contributions, the Munich Quantum Valley researchers had an exceptionally high presence at the IEEE Quantum Week in Montreal last week. Read more: munich-quantum-valley.de/news-events/de…

Really cool to see that #MQT Qudits (our #opensource framework for mixed-dimensional #qudit #QuantumComputing) made it to the #InnovationRadar of the European Commission.🥳 👉innoradar.eu/innovation/562… 1/2

This week, Munich Quantum Valley held its 3rd annual meeting--featuring status reports across all aspects of #QuantumComputing. We are thrilled to be part of this initiative and, together with a great consortium, contribute to building the Munich Quantum Software Stack (#MQSS).🙂 1/2

Four days of presentations, critical questions, and intense discussions! During our Annual Meeting last week, it became evident that it is this lively interdisciplinary collaboration between numerous scientists that is the strength of MQV! Read more: munich-quantum-valley.de/news-events/de…

It's a wrap; the Munich Quantum Software Forum #MQSF is in the books!😊 Two days with 13 #keynote talks, 23 #software pitches, 3 quick opinion sessions, as well as lots of discussions, exchanges, hand-ons, exchanges, and more about #QuantumComputing #software are behind us. 1/3

The past week, our joint work on decoding #quantum color codes with #MaxSAT got published in Quantum --- showcasing another great example of utilizing interdisciplinary expertise. 👉quantum-journal.org/papers/q-2024-… #MQT implementation: github.com/cda-tum/mqt-qe… 1/4

The SC25 #conference is a great place to talk about #Software and #SoftwareStacks for #QuantumComputing! I am really glad about all the discussions we had in the past days about it. Today, we also presented the current status of the #Munich approach!🙂 1/3

We had an amazing week at SC25! Many thanks to IQM Quantum Computers, AQT, Classiq Technologies, Pasqal - Quantum Computing, Alice & Bob, Quantinuum, QuEra Computing, and many more for the nice chats.🙂

I just had an incredible week with my team!🙂 We secluded ourselves in a cabin in the #Austrian #Alps for our yearly group #retreat. Exchanging #ideas, making #plans, working on new #projects, ... and having a lot of fun during it. What could be better?😉

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You interested in the topics shown below? And wanna join our team? Then, let's get in touch!🙂 We are seeking a motivated #PhD Student to join our research group at the TU München to work on the #design and #simulation of #microfluidic systems. 👉 cda.cit.tum.de/open_positions…

Want to join our team and support the development of the Munich Quantum Toolkit? #MQT 👀👇

Another year is in the books; and it doesn't get boring.😉Time for a small reflection. Also, #2024 was a fantastic year for us at TU München. Whether it was #research, #teaching, or #service for our #community and #university, we had more than one highlight. For example: 1/8

Linux arm64 hosted runners now available for free in public repositories (Public Preview) github.blog/changelog/2025…