QUTE.sk will help to involve individual research teams in excellent international consortia, which will subsequently bring new opportunities and, last but not least, financial resources for further research.

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QUTE.sk – Slovak National Center for Quantum Technologies

Dúbravská cesta 9, 841 04 Bratislava, Slovakia

qute@qute.sk

+421 904 507 697

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Anton Zeilinger: Pioneer of Quantum Communication

Anton Zeilinger, a pioneer of quantum communication, became renowned for his research on quantum entanglement, quantum state teleportation, and practical applications of quantum cryptography. His experiments laid the foundation for quantum networks and global quantum-secured communication. Collaborations with Slovak physicists and projects demonstrate how his work inspires the development of quantum technologies in Central Europe.

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Back Home for Science and Big Questions: An Interview with Marián Janík

What leads someone to return to Slovakia after spending years at one of Europe’s most prestigious research institutions? For Marián Janík, the answer is not only about quantum technologies, scientific achievements, or career opportunities. It is also about curiosity, the search for truth, a connection to home, and the conviction that a scientific environment should […]

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President Pellegrini Explores Quantum Communication

On March 12, 2025, the President of the Slovak Republic, Peter Pellegrini, visited the Institute of Physics SAS, marking a key moment for Slovakia’s quantum technology development. During his visit, we discussed the future of cybersecurity and the crucial role of Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) in protecting sensitive communications. The President witnessed a live demonstration of our entanglement-based QKD prototype, which instantly detected an attempted eavesdropping. His visit highlighted Slovakia’s commitment to advancing quantum-secured communication and strengthening collaboration between science and government.

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Exploring the boundaries of Time in Quantum Theory

The Time in Quantum Theory 2024 (TiQT 2024) conference concluded with resounding success, bringing together a vibrant community of physicists, researchers, and thought leaders at the magnificent Smolenice Castle in Slovakia. Held from September 10-13, 2024, the event provided a picturesque setting, nestled in the heart of nature, where discussions about the nature of time in quantum theory flourished.

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Call for Applications: fellowQUTE Program Open!

We are pleased to announce that the fellowQUTE program is officially open for applications! This call represents a significant step towards one of our project’s key objectives: to establish an international training center for quantum technologies in Central-Eastern Europe. The fellowQUTE program is designed to foster scientific exchange, enhance collaboration, and provide competitive postdoctoral fellowships in the […]

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