Base des structures de recherche Inria
Communication et Traitement Quantiques de l'Information
QURIOSITY
Statut:
Décision signée
Responsable :
Romain Alleaume
Mots-clés de "A - Thèmes de recherche en Sciences du numérique - 2023" :
A3.4. Apprentissage et statistiques
, A4.2. Codes correcteurs
, A4.3. Cryptographie
, A4.3.4. Cryptographie quantique
, A4.6. Authentification
, A5.9. Traitement du signal
, A6.1.2. Modélisation stochastique
, A6.5. Modélisation mathématique pour les sciences physiques
, A7.1. Algorithmique
, A7.1.4. Algorithmique quantique
Mots-clés de "B - Autres sciences et domaines d'application - 2023" :
B5.11. Systèmes quantiques
, B6.2. Technologies pour les réseaux
, B9.1. Education
, B9.10. Confidentialité, vie privée
Domaine :
Algorithmique, programmation, logiciels et architectures
Thème :
Algorithmique, calcul formel et cryptologie
Période :
01/01/2023 ->
31/12/2026
Dates d'évaluation :
Etablissement(s) de rattachement :
IP-PARIS
Laboratoire(s) partenaire(s) :
LTCI
CRI :
Centre Inria de Saclay
Localisation :
Centre de recherche Inria de Saclay
Code structure Inria :
111106-0
Numéro RNSR :
202324386L
N° de structure Inria:
SR0934SR
QURIOSITY’s ambition is to extend the application horizon of quantum information science by addressing novel questions positioned at the intersection between theoretical research in quantum information and the engineering of quantum devices, with a focus on approaches combining digital and quantum photonics technologies.
The overarching goal of the project-team will be to push forward our ability to harness and exploit high-dimensional complex quantum systems for quantum information processing and quantum communications purposes.
Leveraging a dual approach combining fundamental research in quantum information with quantum photonics expertise, QURIOSITY will strive to take advantage of and develop strong synergies with the unique quantum ecosystem of Saclay and to pursue objectives that have the potential to bring radical advances to several application domains of quantum technologies, ranging from cryptography to computing.
Research axis 1: Quantum cryptography complexity and hardware frontiers
Combine quantum and complexity-based cryptographic schemes, and consider new security models, to push forward security and practicality of quantum cryptography. Design quantum-enhanced cryptographic hardware, leveraging concepts based on computational hardness and quantum information.
Research axis 2: Multimode photonic systems for quantum information processing and communications
Conceive and engineer photonic-based processors and systems capable of achieving quantum advantage in computation or communication tasks.
Research axis 3: Mathematical foundations of quantum information
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