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Teiko Heinosaari describes how a magician with dice could make his trick more impressive using quantum entanglement.

The professor of quantum computing Teiko Heinosaari is constantly seeking new ways to reach new audiences.

This science blog starts a series of three blogs where Teiko Heinosaari explains the essential terms of quantum physics.

Joni Tanttu is a member of a research team specialised in challenging, complex heterogeneous materials.

The Ģ��ֱ�� participates in the Research Council of Finland’s Finnish Quantum Flagship, which seeks to advance the readiness of Finnish society for a quantum technology transition by means of extensive national cooperation.

The Finnish Quantum Flagship is looking for talented postdoctoral researchers to work in projects related to quantum devices and quantum materials.

The Ministry of Education and Culture allocates in total 255 million euros to universities for the piloting of new practices in doctoral education in 2024–2027.

The Ģ��ֱ��'s Department of Physics received significant funding from Business Finland.