Alba Cervera Lierta, a Senior Researcher at the Barcelona
El món quàntic està format per àtoms, els elements fonamentals de la vida. En ell, el temps i l'espai funcionen de manera diferent al nostre món.
Quantum computing, what is it? Who is developing it? Alba Cervera will be in #Revolutionbanking to solve all the doubts that you may have about this topic.
Quantum technologies have come into our lives and are here to stay. The Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) is taking the first steps to build southern Europe’s first quantum computer.
Alba Cervera, researcher on Quantum Computing, participates in the conference “Mujer en la ciencia, el talento en las vocaciones STEM” to commemorate the International Day of Women and G
Premiere of the science section Amb Q de Quàntic by J. I. Latorre in the program Aquí, amb Josep Cuní from SER Radio. In his first program J.I.
Alba Cervera participates with the talk 'Tecnología para manipular la naturaleza' on Quantum Computing research in "El País con tu futuro" an event organised by El País which aims to help future de
An explanation of the quantum annealing, a future technology for solving optimization problems.
PhD researcher Alba Cervera, part of the Particle Physics and Quantum Information ICC groups, has just been interviewed by "Diari Ara" one of the most renowned newspaper in Catalonia.&nbs
Seven minut microtalk on Quantum Computing in the "Researcher's Night" at CosmoCaixa
SCIENTIFIC CORNER, MICROXERRADES sobre recerca actual (Base Antàrtica)
What is a quantum computer? How it works? Why it works? Which companies are working on this technology? Or, when it will be available onto the market?
The ICCUB researcher Alba Cervera participates in the Radio programme Versió RAC1 talking about women in science with another two women scientists.
The ICCUB researcher Alba Cervera participates in the Radio programme Versió RAC1 talking about women in science with another two women scientists.
Alba gives example and inspiration to girls in order to change the situation of some research areas as physics which still involves few women.
The ICCUB Researcher Alba Cervera-Lierta Medium classifies some of the most well known quantum programming languages in different abstraction levels, especially the ones that are develope
