Paris – Munich Quantum Workshop

22.10.2026, 09:30 → 23.10.2026, 23:00 Europe/Paris

IAS (TUM)

The Paris–Munich Quantum Workshop will take place in Garching near Munich (Germany), on 22-23 October 2026, bringing together researchers from two of Europe’s vibrant quantum hubs: the Paris region and Munich.

The workshop offers an opportunity to exchange ideas, discover the latest advances in quantum science and technology, strengthen existing collaborations, and spark new ones. A particular focus is placed on fostering connections between early-career researchers and encouraging the mobility of PhD students and postdocs between the two communities.

The program will feature scientific talks, poster sessions, and laboratory visits, with plenty of opportunities for informal discussions, networking, and new scientific connections.

Registration deadline: October 8, 2026

When submitting an abstract, participants can apply for either a poster presentation or a contributed talk.

• Contributed talk submission deadline: September 27, 2026
• Poster presentation submission deadline: October 8, 2026
  
  

The workshop is jointly organized by the DIM QuanTiP – Quantum Technologies in Paris Region and the Munich Center for Quantum Science and Technology.

Workshop Website

Do., 22. Oktober

09:30 Registration & Coffee

10:00 Welcome & Introduction - MCQST & QuanTiP

10:30 [QMatter] Annabelle BOHRDT: Neural quantum states simulations of more realistic models for cuprate materials

11:00 [QSim] Clément SAYRIN: Hybrid Rydberg platform for the observation of long-lived spin-exchange interactions

11:30 [QSim Contr.] Monalisa SINGH ROY: Entanglement diagnostics of stochastic-resetting steady states: theory and measurement on superconducting qubits

11:45 [QSim Contr.] Ke XIE: Direct observation of 3D Anderson transition with ultracold atoms

12:00 Lunch break

12:45 Poster session A

13:30 [QSensing] Hans HÜBL: Squeezing Spins for Sensing: How Hybrid Quantum Systems Enable Nonclassical State Generation

14:00 [QSensing] Sophie DJORDJEVIC: A primary quantum current standard based on the Josephson and the quantum Hall effects

14:30 [QSensing Contr.] Pierre EBERSCHWEILER: AQuRA, a prototype industrial transportable optical clock

14:45 [QSensing Contr.] Purnendu DAS: Altermagnetic Hubbard Model in the Strongly Correlated Regime

15:00 Coffee break

15:30 [QInfo] Valentina PARIGI: Continuous Variable entangled networks for quantum information protocols

16:00 [QNetworks] Yoann PIETRI: Towards integrated and field-ready continuous-variable quantum key distribution systems

16:30 [QNetworks] Harald WEINFURTER: A Quantum Link

17:00 [QNetworks Contr.] Thomas POUSSET: Digital signal processing in both coherent and direct detection

17:15 [QNetworks Contr.] Kilian SANDHOLZER: Erbium-doped silicon nanophotonics as a platform for integrated quantum network devices

17:30 Apéro & After Dinner Talk (Gerhard REMPE & Philippe GRANGIER)

Fr., 23. Oktober

09:30 [QInfo] Barbara KRAUS: Quantum Cooling Algorithms for Many-Body State Preparation

10:00 [Emerg. Dir.] Julien BASSET: Photoelectric detection of single microwave photons in a granular aluminum high-impedance quantum circuit

10:30 [Qinfo-Contr.] Kyrylo GERASHCHENKO: Experimental realization of a cos(2φ) transmon qubit

10:45 [QInfo-Contr.] Adrien BOUSCAL: A cavity-coupled Rydberg array for error-corrected quantum computing

11:00 Coffee break

11:30 [QMatter] Karyn LE HUR: Insight on topological phases

12:00 [QSim] Philipp PREISS: Quantum Gas Microscopy of Ground-State Phases in the Fermi–Hubbard Model

12:30 [QMatter Contr.] Alicia NEGRE: An extended approach of quantum embedding methods in Density Matrix Embedding Theory

12:45 [QMatter Contr.] Fabian PICHLER: Chiral superconductivity, topological crystals, and fractional Chern insulators in interacting Chern bands

13:00 Lunch break

13:45 Poster session B

14:30 [Emerg. Dir.] Mari Carmen BAÑULS: Tensor Networks and spectral properties of quantum many-body systems

15:00 [Emerg. Dir. Contr.] Vitaly WIRTHL: Probing the Standard Model with atomic hydrogen: current status and advances from THz spectroscopy of circular Rydberg states

15:15 [QMatter Contr.] Rémy VATRE: Loss dynamics in a quantum gas driven by a microwave field near molecular resonances

15:30 Closing remarks, Coffee break

16:00 LAB TOURS

19:00 MCQST Halloween Party (at Orange House in Munich)