Welcome to Gerardo Adesso's Quantum Correlations Group at the University of Nottingham!
We are part of the Mathematical Physics research division in the School of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Nottingham (UK).
Our research is mainly devoted to the identification and quantification of quantum resources for efficient quantum information technology.
We are interested in understanding the most essential signatures of quantumness in elementary and complex systems, so as to cast light on foundational aspects of quantum theory, while devising novel ways to exploit quantumness operationally for robust applications.
We have a strong tradition in the study of entanglement and quantum correlations in general, in discrete as well as continuous variable multipartite quantum systems (encompassing atoms, light, and interfaces thereof).
If you are have never heard about quantum entanglement, feel free to have a look here.
For more technical papers, please browse our publications. The team members are here.
Our research is mainly devoted to the identification and quantification of quantum resources for efficient quantum information technology.
We are interested in understanding the most essential signatures of quantumness in elementary and complex systems, so as to cast light on foundational aspects of quantum theory, while devising novel ways to exploit quantumness operationally for robust applications.
We have a strong tradition in the study of entanglement and quantum correlations in general, in discrete as well as continuous variable multipartite quantum systems (encompassing atoms, light, and interfaces thereof).
If you are have never heard about quantum entanglement, feel free to have a look here.
For more technical papers, please browse our publications. The team members are here.
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