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impp international max planck partnership toggle navigation home news partners research media you are here: home quantum technologies and fundamental science the world’s first "international max planck partnership" supports research around ‘measurement and observation at the quantum limit’ (moql). research partners emerging and future technologies: observation and measurement at the quantum limit observation and measurement at the quantum limit (moql). alasdair allan minister for science, msp professor jim hough uk director of the partnership "it is great that the world’s first "international max planck partnership" was launched by scottish universities. this is another example of the global reputation and strength of research in scotland and will help further boost our higher education sector." "the strong research links provide a sustainable basis for increasing scientific knowledge. this new max planck partnership is particularly exciting because it could pave the way to pioneering results in basic science and to novel technologies." a major boost to new quantum technologies and fundamental science in scotland. in fundamental or 'discovery' science - leading physics research groups from five scottish universities: the universities of glasgow, strathclyde, st andrews, heriot-watt and edinburgh. to germany - five max planck institutes involved: mpi for gravitational physics, mpi for the science of light, mpi for quantum optics, mpi for chemical physics and the mpi for solid state physics. and knowledge exchange between leading domestic and international institutes: scotland establishes itself as an international hub for cutting-edge science and technology – and a magnet for the world’s best researchers in the field. world leaders strong research links research collaboration science that forms the foundations the impp is supported by funding from the scottish funding council, and a joint grant from the engineering and physical sciences research council and the science & technology facilities council. the scottish universities involved also contribute to the initial £5 million funding package, which lasts five years. of emerging and future technologies. supported by funding from the sfc and a joint grant from epsrc and stfc . max planck institute for chemical physics of solids max planck institute for gravitational physics max planck institute for quantum optics max planck institute for the science of light heriot-watt university edinburgh the university of strathclyde the university of glasgow max planck institute for solid state research the university of edinburgh university of st andrews quantum technologies and fundamental science in scotland this scientific area plays a significant role in fundamental research as well as in a variety of hi-tech industry sectors including oil field exploration and quantum computing. it has become a magnet for the world’s best researchers in the field. read more president’s medals for university of glasgow gravitational wave researchers 1st novemeber 2016 – university of glasgow physicists who played a key role in the historic first detection of gravitational waves have received a prestigious award for their achievements. a total of 13 scientists associated with the university’s school of physics and astronomy received the president’s medal from the royal society of edinburgh (rse) at an event held at the society’s headquarters yesterday (monday 31 october). the award, presented by the rse president and university of glasgow alumna dame jocelyn bell burnell, recognises outstanding achievements from scientists working in scotland. read more ... doqs 2016 - workshop on many-body dynamics and open quantum systems this workshop hosted world-leading theorists and experimentalists from the fields of quantum optics and quantum many-body systems, working with cold atomic and molecular gases, optical lattices, photons, cavities, cold ions, rydberg atoms and polar molecules. a focus of the workshop was the understanding of interactions between a quantum system and its environment, and how these open quantum system dynamics combine with the behaviour of many-body amo systems. read more ... engineering quantum matter workshop june 2016 this workshop was held at the byre theatre, st andrews from 8 th -10 th june 2016. over 100 delegates attended, including world-leading scientists working in the areas of quantum materials, topologically-protected states and quantum computation. funding was awarded to dr peter wahl by the impp, mainly covering travel expenses and accommodation for speakers and catering costs. invited speakers included dr eva benckiser from the max planck institute for solid state research in stuttgart, germany. read more ... igr professor sheila rowan appointed scottish chief scientific adviser 8 th june 2016 – professor sheila rowan mbe is to be scotland’s next chief scientific adviser, deputy first minister john swinney has announced during a visit to the university of glasgow. mr swinney and science minister shirley-anne somerville met professor rowan at the university’s institute for gravitational research, of which she is director. research carried out by the institute was part of a global effort leading to the discovery of gravitational waves, one of the most significant scientific discoveries of this century, with the international team involved being awarded the 2016 special breakthrough prize in fundamental physics. read more ... gravitational waves detected for first time! an international team of scientists have announced the first-ever direct detection of gravitational waves. the discovery opens a new astronomy window on the universe and confirms a major prediction of albert einstein’s 1915 general theory of relativity, and was made possible by british and german advances in technology. “this is a monumental leap forward for physics and astrophysics – taking einstein’s predictions and turning them into an entirely new way to sense some of the most fascinating objects in our universe,” said professor sheila rowan, director of the university of glasgow’s institute for gravitational research, and a member of the discovery team. read more ... combined impp and imprs lecture week in june 2015 the international max planck partnership (impp) held a lecture week in scotland in collaboration with the international max planck research school (imprs) at the albert einstein institute (aei) in germany. forty phd students and postdocs from the max planck institute for gravitational physics in hannover, germany and the institute for gravitational research at the university of glasgow, uk, plus other closely collaborating partners, came together in the beautiful setting of crieff hydro in the trossachs in the scottish highlands. read more ... workshop on macroscopic quantum coherence 1 - 3rd june 2015 at university of st andrews quantum coherence of macroscopic systems is a subject currently under intense study, particularly within quantum optics. this workshop is intended to bring together experts on quantum coherence of macroscopic systems, in particular on continuous variable quantum optics and opto-mechanics, in an informal setting for networking and discussion of new ideas on fundamental issues as well as applications in quantum technologies. read more ... key role for impp partners in new quantum technology hubs the new £120 million national network of four quantum technology hubs has been unveiled recently by greg clark, minister of state for universities, science and cities. the impp partners are involved in all four hubs and lead the quantum sensing hub, based in glasgow. in detail: • quantum sensing/imaging hub: the university of glasgow-led hub involves also the impp partners universities of edinburgh and strathclyde, and heriot-watt university. • quantum sensing and metrology hub: the impp partners university of glasgow and university of strathclyde participate in the university of birmingham-led

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