Quantum Computing & Information @ Zuse Institute Berlin
21.01.2026 at 14:00 CET
Dr. Patrick Gelß is a scientist at the Zuse Institute Berlin, working in the department for AI in Society, Science, and Technology. He is the research area lead of iol.QUANT, focusing on the development and application of quantum- and tensor-based methods.
Abstract
Quantum computing and quantum information science have become integral components of the research agenda at Zuse Institute Berlin (ZIB), complementing its long-standing expertise in applied mathematics, simulation, and high-performance computing. This talk provides an overview of current quantum-related activities at ZIB, highlighting how advanced mathematical methods and numerical algorithms are combined to address challenges in quantum technologies. The presentation covers selected research directions, including photonic quantum technologies, quantum-inspired and tensor-based methods, quantum computing and simulation, as well as aspects of optimization and cryptography. Overall, the talk conveys ZIB's interdisciplinary approach to quantum research at the interface of mathematics, physics, and computer science.
