Website : dautreppe2025.sciencesconf.org

Topics of this PhD training school on Quantum Sciences and Technologies.

Six expert lecturers have been chosen for their pedagogical skills.

Each lecturer will give a 3-hour class designed to take you from masters level to the cutting edge of research in a given topic.

Specifically :

– Quantum circuits and algorithms – Hui Khoon Ng (Yale-NUS, Singapore)

– Quantum cryptography – Ramona Wolf (University of Siegen, Germany)

– Superconducting circuits – Ioan Pop (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology [KIT] & Stuttgart University, Germany)

– Photonics – Julien Claudon (IRIG, CEA-Grenoble)

– Quantum sensing – Benjamin Pigeau (Inst. Néel, Université Grenoble Alpes & CNRS)

– Quantum matter – Cécile Repellin (LPMMC, Université Grenoble Alpes & CNRS)

This training school will be an excellent preparation to understand presentations and posters at QuantAlps Days 2025 (Grenoble 13-14 Oct 2025) and the annual workshop of the GDR-TeQ “Technology Quantique” (Grenoble Nov 2025 – date to be confirmed).

Target Audience : The school is for anyone doing a PhD in Quantum Sciences or Technologies in Grenoble (and it is open to others in the limit of available space).

History : This PhD training school is in the series called the Seminaires Dautreppe, that have been organized in Grenoble since 1969 by the Alpes section of the  Société Française de Physique (each year on a different topic). This year it is being organized jointly with QuantAlps, on the theme of the Unesco’s “2025 International Year of Quantum Sciences and Technologies”.

The organizing committee of the Dautreppe PhD training school on Quantum Science & Technologies :

Joël Cibert (SFP Alpes) CNRS Institut Néel

Robert Whitney (SFP Alpes & QuantAlps) CNRS LPMMC

Anna Minguzzi (Director of QuantAlps) CNRS LPMMC

Frank Balestro (Director of QuantEdu) Professor Université Grenoble Alpes 

Valentin Savin (QuantAlps) CEA Leti

Hermann Sellier (QuantAlps) CNRS Institut Néel

Alastair Abbott (QuantAlps) Inria Grenoble

Romain Maurand (QuantAlps) CEA PHELIQS

Clemens Winkelmann (QuantAlps) Grenoble-INP

Parinaz Tajabor (QuantAlps Project Manager) Université Grenoble Alpes