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In focus: quantum research and the Nobel prize in physics

In 2025, it is one hundred years since quantum mechanics was developed by Werner Heisenberg, and this year the Nobel Prize in Physics is awarded to three quantum physicists – all of whom will visit Chalmers to give lectures after the prize ceremony. All three have strong ties to the physics research that is being conducted at Chalmers today.

President Martin Nilsson Jacobi

A dynamic environment with global connections

Chalmers is very much a part of the global development of quantum computers. Over many years, we have established an environment in which academic research is complemented by the research institute Chalmers Next Labs and newly developed companies with various specializations in the quantum field. This makes us both proud and delighted that the Nobel Prize in Physics is awarded to three quantum pioneers with strong connections to Chalmers. Welcome to explore our quantum-related activities.