The Laboratory for Digitalisation primarily focuses on the intersection between three research areas: Quantum Computing, Systems Engineering, and Software Engineering. Future computing systems will leverage non-classical algorithms, and their hardware and software architectures need to combine advantages of classical and quantum processing units. Consequently, scientific progress needs interdisciplinary thinking across fields now more than ever. The group seeks cross-cutting answers to highly topical scientific questions and participates in active transfer into applications.
We work towards quantum advantage on gate-based quantum computers and quantum annealers by designing integrated quantum algorithms, systems and software.
The Systems Architecture Research Group investigates modern architectures for embedded systems, with a strong focus on OSS components. Head: Dr.-Ing. Ralf Ramsauer
We further quantum and classical software engineering by mining quantitative insights using statistics and machine learning, with a particular focus on reproducibility.
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The QC workshop@GI, organised by the Fachgruppe Quantencomputing of GI with Wolfgang Mauerer as co-speaker, takes place at the RheinMain University of Applied Sciences in Wiesbaden.
Wolfgang Mauerer delivers the keynote for the workshop on Quantum Software Engineering and Technology at IEEE QCE'24.
Manuel Schönberger gives a tutorial on how to use quantum annealing for database applications at IEEE QCE'24 in Montréal, Québec, Canada.
Wolfgang Mauerer and colleagues from the QLindA consortium host their workshop on quantum machine learning a second time as part of the IEEE Conference on Quantum Computing and Engineering to to discuss challenges and applications of QML in Montréal, Québec, Canada.
Wolfgang Mauerer and international colleagues will host a workshop event to discuss and explore the opportunities of quantum computing and quantum machine learning with researchers from multiple disciplines (database, AI, physics, etc) in Guangzhou, China.
Wolfgang Mauerer discusses quantum advantage at the Munich Techdays.