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The Helen Diller Quantum Center-Technion

The Helen Diller Quantum Center is the Technion's center for Quantum Science and Technology. The center builds on the Technion's leadership in science and engineering, and a tradition of excellence in..

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Research in Quantum Science and Technology

The Helen Diller Quantum Center is home to research in Quantum Science and Technology at the Technion.

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Meet our new faculty-Prof. Avi Zadok

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Meet our new faculty - Dr. Eran Lustig

Assistant Prof. Eran Lustig, 38, who recently joined the Technion’s faculty, brings with him an impressive resumé of cutting-edge research in nonlinear and quantum optics within photonic microchips and integrated photonic platforms. He has ambitious plans for his new lab at the Technion and aims to realize his vision of developing novel photonic integrated microchips as well as exploring and engineering the quantum optical interactions within them.

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Research Highlights

Floquet metal-to-insulator phase transitions in semiconductor nanowires

22 Sep 2020
A metal-to-insulator nonequilibrium phase transition discovered in laser-illuminated semiconductor nanowires.

One-of-a-kind Microscope Enables Breakthrough in Quantum Science

04 Jun 2020
A quantum microscope that records the flow of light, enabling the direct observation of light trapped inside a photonic crystal.

Spontaneous Hawking Radiation and Beyond: Observing The Time Evolution of an Analogue Black Hole

02 Jun 2020
We confirm the stationary character of the spontaneous Hawking radiation in an analogue black hole. Furthermore, we follow the time evolution of the Hawking...

Learning a Local Hamiltonian from Local Measurements

02 Jun 2020
A new method for learning quantum dynamics with applications to quantum device characterization and quantum materials research.

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2023 Quantum Winter School Lectures

  Winter School Lectures   
"Quantum Mechanics in Nanoscience and Engineering"
18.05.2023

“Quantum Mechanics in Nanoscience and Engineering”- Prof. Uri Peskin

The book  goes from basic quantum mechanics to phenomena and processes in the “real world” (Thermal, wet, dense etc). The book covers most of the topics in elementary courses of introduction to QM and quantum chemistry, as well as some advanced topics (e.g., open quantum systems, charge and energy transport, etc) The pedagogical attitude formulates much of the technical steps as questions/guided exercises. Just reading these exercises already gives a flavor of the underlying proofs, for “easy” reading. More rigorous students would probably want to actively solve the exercises or follow the
Robert and Ruthe Magid honorary doctorate 2022
20.06.2022

The Technion awards honorary doctorates to eight distinguished men and women, among them Robert and Ruth Magid

Eight distinguished individuals received honorary doctorates in a festive ceremony that took place during the annual Technion Board of Governors meeting – the first in almost three years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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2026
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Phase Two & Dr. Yoram Tal Excellence Award Ceremony

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2026
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Dr. Serge Rosenblum: "Gradually opening Schrödinger's box reveals a cascade of sharp dynamical transitions"

Unobserved quantum systems evolve coherently in superposition, while strong measurement forces definite outcomes.
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The Helen Diller Quantum Center

Technion City Haifa 32000, Israel
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