DIANA Quantum Centre inauguration at the Niels Bohr Institute

The presentations of the 6 companies (see them below) and the test sites took place in the historic Auditorium A at the Niels Bohr Institute. More about the test sites here.

After the presentations, our guests were invited for the official inauguration of DIANAQ where Cathal Mahon, CBO at Deep Tech Lab-Quantum gave the inauguration speech followed by Moritz Zimmermann, Chief of Staff at DIANA HQ.

A visit to Niels Bohrs old office was also a part of the program where prof. Jan W. Thomsen presented the old office and told anecdotes related to Niels Bohr.

The event was hosted by Linda Johansson (former program manager) and prof. Jan W. Thomsen, Head of DIANAQ.

We thank all the attendees for their participation.

The 6 companies Aquark Technologies, Astrolight, g2-Zero, Phantom Photonics, QUBITRIUM and SECQAI in the historic Auditorium A.

Aquark Technologies is a spin-out from the University of Southampton that provides portable and miniaturized solutions for quantum gravimetry applications based on cold atom systems.

• Headquarter in London, UK
• www.aquarktechnologies.com 

Astrolight is developing optical communications systems for satellite and ground applications.

• Headquarter in Vilnius, Lithuania
• www.astrolightspace.com

g2-Zero is developing single photon sources which are purely electrical, vibration-resistant, and alignment-free.

• Headquarter in Madrid, Spain
• www.g2-zero.com 

Phantom Photonics – is developing a quantum-enhanced 3D imaging sensors that improve the range, resolution, power consumption, and acquisition time over state-of-the-art devices.

• Headquarter in Ontario, Canada
• www.phantomphotonics.com 

QUBITRIUM offers solutions to problems in quantum cryptography,
communication, and quantum sensing.

• Headquarter in Istanbul, Turkey
• www.qubitrium.com.tr 

SECQAI is creating leading quantum & classical hardware and algorithms to defend and protect against threats.

• Headquarter in London, UK
• www.secqai.com