Awareness & readiness
With our Quantum Organizational Readiness Levels, we examine how companies can prepare for quantum technology and engage the general public with this new technology.
Research group
Applied Quantum Computing
Quantum Computing in Practice
We translate quantum algorithms into practical solutions for businesses. Our focus is on quantum computing and sensing, exploring innovative applications such as Quantum Machine Learning for astrophysics or Quantum Magneto Sensing for mapping underground infrastructure. The special professorship is a continuation of the L.INT professorship, established in collaboration with the Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI), Capgemini, and Regieorgaan SIA.
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What we are working on
X-ray simulation with Quantum Machine Learning
Quantum computers can assist in analyzing X-ray spectra from astronomy and materials science. Classical computers reach their limits in this area. We use quantum computing to enable new insights into extreme cosmic processes and material structures.
Quantum Sensing
We are researching how quantum sensors can map pipelines and cables with greater accuracy and how we can detect unregistered ships. This way, we can use the same technology to prevent damage during excavation work and contribute to a safer Netherlands.
Meet
The expert of Applied Quantum Computing.
Marten Teitsma
Special Applied Quantum Computing Professor – Expert quantum computing, quantum machine learning, quantum sensing and applications of quantum technology
Dr. Marten Teitsma is Special Professor of Applied Quantum Computing at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. His research explores applications of quantum computing in chemistry, quantum machine learning, and quantum sensing.
