Quantum Technologies Research Network
The CNRS Quantum Technologies Research Network (TeQ) brings together the French scientific community around research in quantum technologies, from fundamental physics to advanced systems engineering.
A national network for quantum technologies
The Quantum Technologies Research Network (TeQ RN ), supported by the CNRS, brings together French laboratories whose work spans the full range of quantum technologies, including physics, computer science, mathematics, and chemistry.
A transversal and multidisciplinary approach
Research conducted within the GDR TeQ covers all physical platforms for quantum information and combines theoretical and experimental approaches. It ranges from the most exploratory investigations to the engineering of mature technologies, fostering exchange and complementarity across disciplines.
A network supported by CNRS institutes
The research network TeQ is primarily supported by CNRS Physics, with additional backing from CNRS Engineering, CNRS Mathematics, and CNRS Computer Science. Together, these institutes ensure a coherent and integrated approach to the development of quantum technologies in France.
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The Graduate School Quantum Technologies joins the European Quantum Academy!
The Graduate School Quantum Technologies at Université Paris Cité is proud to announce its participation in the new European initiative Quantum Academy, launched to train the next generation of talent in quantum technologies across Europe. © European Quantum Academy...
Discover the Winning Projects of the 2025 Equipment and Intervention Calls
2025 Equipment CallMECANO - Quantum Nonlocality with Mechanical Oscillators Project Leader: Adrien Borne, Associate Professor, MPQ Funding: €40,000 for the purchase of two superconducting nanowire single-photon detector channels. The motion of a massive mechanical...
Quantum Plan of Université Paris Cité: a structured approach to research, education, and innovation
Quantum technologies are now a major scientific field in which Université Paris Cité is actively engaged, conducting research and education initiatives in a structured and complementary way through its Quantum Plan. This plan aims to foster new ideas, strengthen synergies, and build innovative partnerships with socio-economic stakeholders. Lire la suite Quantum Plan of Université Paris Cité: a structured approach to research, education, and innovation
Biphoton state generation and engineering with bright hybrid III–V/silicon photonic devices
The QITE team at the MPQ Laboratory, in collaboration with STMicroelectronics, C2N, and INPHYNI, published a paper in Optica Quantum on the generation and engineering of two-photon states using III-V/SOI hybrid devices. Lire la suite Biphoton state generation and engineering with bright hybrid III–V/silicon photonic devices