
Meeting of the Topical Team Space-QUEST
Space-QUEST
Experiments with quantum entanglement in space
ESA encourages and actively supports collaborations between European scientists, who all share a common interest in performing experiments using infrastructure in a space environment including the International Space Station or ground facilities. The Topical Team for supporting the Space-QUEST experiment is comprised researchers from academia who are already actively involved in space experiments, as well as partners who are presently not yet involved in space research. The objective is to support the Space-QUEST proposal within ESA and it’s member states. The members of the Topical Team will support the project with their individual scientific and technical know-how. The proposing team of Space-QUEST will also aim to increase the research community’s interaction with industry.
Space-QUEST: Experiments with quantum entanglement in space
R. Ursin, T. Jennewein, J. Kofer, J. Perdigues, L. Cacciapuoti, C. de Matos, M. Aspelmeyer, A. Valencia, T. Scheidl, A. Acin, C. Barbieri, G. Bianco, S. Cova, D. iggenbach, W. Leeb, R. H. Hadfeld, R. Lafamme, N. Lütkenhaus, G. Milburn, M. Peev, T. Ralph, J. Rarity, R. Renner, N. Solomos, W. Tittel, J. P. Torres, M. Toyoshima, P. Villoresi, I. Walmsley, G. Weihs, H. Weinfurter, M. Zukowski and A. Zeilinger, Proceedings to the 2008 IAC Microgravity Sciences and Processes Symposium, Sept. 29 to Oct. 3, in Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Date and Time of the Venue: 07.10.2008/14:00 to 07.10.2008/19:00
Location: IQOQI Seminarraum 2.08, Boltzmanngase 3, 1090 Wien
Agenda:
- A. Zeilinger (Univ. Vienna): Introduction and Vision of Space-QUEST
- P. Villoresi (Univ. Padua): The italian SpaceQ Project: quantum communication satellite for
Quantum Cryptography and fundamental research - V. Pruneri (ICFO, Barcelona): Spanish project: Integrated Quantum Transceiver for space applications
- F. Tamburini (Univ. Padova): Relativity, quantum gravity, quantum Astronomy and gravitational waves
with entanglement - H.-K. Lo (Univ. Toronto): Quantum key distribution with an unknown and untrusted source
- Morio Toyoshima and Naoto Kadowaki (NICT, Japan): Global quantum key distribution between
Europe and Japan - R. Ursin: Space-QUEST: Status and outlook


