The Finnish Quantum Flagship

The Ģֱ is part of The Finnish Quantum Flagship. The consortium brings together leading quantum experts in physics, computational science, mathematics, nanoscience and -technology, and economics.
Kvanttilippulaivassa ryhmänjohtajia ovat Joel Mero (vas.), Ilari Maasilta, Robert van Leeuwen, Teiko Heinosaari, Kezilebieke Shawulienu, Tero Heikkilä (lippulaivan vastuututkija Jyväskylän yliopistossa) ja Juha Muhonen.

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Project duration
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Core fields of research
Basic natural phenomena and mathematical thinking
Information technology and the human in the knowledge society
Sustainable business and economics
Research areas
Engineering
Digital business and economy
Second quantum revolution
Computational Science
Materials physics
Department
Department of Physics
Faculty
Faculty of Information Technology
School of Business and Economics
Faculty of Mathematics and Science
Funding
Research Council of Finland

Project description

The Ģֱ is part of The Finnish Quantum Flagship. The consortium, led by Aalto University, also includes the University of Helsinki, the University of Oulu, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd and CSC – IT Center for Science ltd.

The flagship is led by Professor Peter Liljeroth from Aalto University. At the Ģֱ, the Principal Investigator Professor Tero Heikkilä from the Department of Physics and the Nanoscience Centre.

The Finnish Quantum Flagship brings together leading quantum experts in physics, computational science, mathematics, nanoscience and -technology, and economics, to consolidate and expand the national ecosystem, promote cutting-edge research that boosts the emergence of new businesses, and secure our position as a leading quantum-enabled society.

The Flagship will merge cutting edge research in quantum materials, devices, and information, with leading expertise in applications, technology transfer, and market sociology.

Quantum technology (QT) refers to technologies that harness quantum effects such as superposition, entanglement, and interference, to perform tasks that are difficult or impossible to accomplish with classical physics, and they have the potential to revolutionize many areas of science, engineering, and industry.

The Ģֱ brings strong interdisciplinary expertise to the consortium:

  • quantum materials
  • fundamental properties of silicon-based quantum technologies
  • design of quantum algorithms and software
  • the societal impact of quantum technologies 

Research and corporate cooperation in the Faculty of Mathematics and Science

The Nanoscience Centre (NSC) at the Ģֱ is currently setting up an experimental research facility specialising in quantum technology, partly for external use, with funding from Business Finland.

Companies and organizations can take advantage of the latest research knowledge as well as the experts and extensive research infrastructure of the faculty. The possibilities for cooperation include corporate-funded research cooperation, jointly funded research and development projects, and cooperation related to theses and dissertations.

Learn more about research cooperation

Jyväskylän yliopisto on mukana Synjet-hankkeessa, jossa tutkitaan, miten uusiutuvia raaka-aineita voidaan muuntaa lentopolttoaineiksi sekä esimerkiksi kumin ja kosmetiikan ainesosiksi. Kuva: Jyväskylän yliopisto

Interested in working in the Finnish Quantum Flagship?

We are regularly looking for research staff - PhD students and post-doctoral researchers - for our quantum technology projects. If you are interested, please contact the project members. We also publish vacancies in Current News.

Opetustilanne pienryhmässä

Current

Project team