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Laboratory of Quantum Information Theory

Laboratory of Quantum Information Theory was created in 2014 to reinforce theoretical research in quantum technologies. Our group conducts research in the following fields:  quantum measurements entanglement and other types of quantum correlations open systems dynamics and quantum channels quantum information transfer, storage, and processing physics of quantum systems: spin, charged, optical, and hybrid foundations of quantum mechanics

News:
June 30, 2018: The popular article "Properly entangled" [in Russian] about results of our lab is published in journal "For Science" [in Russian: Za nauku], pages 18-19
June 27, 2018: Vladimir Frizen has successfully defended his Master thesis "Dynamics of correlated qubit systems in Markovian and non-Markovian quantum processes"
June 27, 2018: Anton Bozhedarov and Artem Glinov have successfully defended their Bachelor theses entitled "Machine learning methods for prediction of open quantum system dynamics" and "Non-Markovian dynamics of two-level quantum systems", respectively.
June 25, 2018: Sergey Filippov have presented recent results at 15th Central European Workshop on Quantum Information Processing and 50th Symposium on Mathematical Physics
June 22, 2018: Stepan Vintskevich's paper "Diverging light pulses in vacuum: Lorentz-invariant mass and mean propagation speed" published in Laser Physics, has been selected for the journal’s 2017 Highlights Collection
June 14, 2018: Vladimir Man'ko have presented recent results at 25th Central European Workshop on Quantum Optics and 19th Växjö conference on Quantum Foundations "Towards UltimateQuantum Theory"
April 14, 2018: MIPT news: Physicists have found the most robust entangled states [in Russian]
April 4, 2018: Ilia Luchnikov, Stepan Vintskevich, and Sergey Filippov start the course of lectures "Tensor networks and quantum dynamics" to be held on Wednesdays in 514 MIPT Main Building at 17:05.