Read more about Congratulations to Prof. Tsvi Piran for winning the EMET prize

The Hebrew University's Quantum Information Science Center invites you to explore the breadth and depth of quantum science, through a series of lectures by world leaders in the fields of quantum computational complexity, physical realizations of quantum processors, verifiability of quantum dynamics, and more.

This series aims at bringing together the broad community of quantum researchers in Israel, spanning physics, computer science, math, chemistry and engineering.

Tuesday, June 11, 2019 Read more about Quantum Science Perspectives - Lecture 3 "NP-complete Problems and Physics"

Dear Friends,

Given the remarkable developments in quantum information we have initiated at the Hebrew university a distinguished lecture series by world leaders, geared to a wide interested scientific audience and including a tuturial for non experts preceeding the main talk. The talks will alternate between physics and computer science experts, and will be followed by a nice reception.

The academic community is welcome!   Read more about Quantum Science Perspectives - Lecture 2 "Non-equilibrium Phases of Matter"

Two Rosenblum awards are given each year to graduate students or postdocs working in Gravitation. The awards are given during the years' Rosenblum lecture that takes place in Memory of Prof. Arnold Rosenblum, an internationally known theoretical physics from Utah  who has worked on Gravitation. The awards were donated by Mrs. Dorothy Rosenblum, Arnold's mother after his  premature death at the age of 46. 

We wish to congratulate this years’ prize winners: Read more about Winners of the Rosenblum Award 2019