On the 29th of June, Prof. Dr. Almir Badnjević has visited CERN.The European Organization for Nuclear Research, known as CERN, is a European research organization that operates the largest particle physics laboratory in the world. CERN Quantum Technology Initiative unveils strategic roadmap shaping CERN’s role in next quantum revolution. CERN QTI has already established collaborations and projects to explore how quantum technologies can best benefit high-energy physics and beyond in four main quantum research areas: quantum computing and algorithms; quantum theory and simulation; quantum sensing, metrology and materials; and quantum communication and networks. The current projects span multiple research topics and target applications such as quantum graph neural networks for track reconstruction, quantum support vector machines for particle classification, quantum anomaly detection for beyond the Standard Model searches, quantum generative adversarial networks for physics simulation, new sensors and materials for future detectors, and secure quantum key distribution protocols for distributed data analysis.
The most notable outcome of this visit is the agreed partnership between CERN quantum engineering department and Verlab Institute for future projects to be implemented in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
