Academic Partners

QuanG and QuanG2 fellows are hosted in Grenoble-based partner laboratories. These labs provide high-quality scientific supervision, access to state-of-the-art experimental and theoretical platforms, and a stimulating interdisciplinary research environment.

The main host laboratories include:

• Institut Fourier – Mathematics laboratory
  Focuses on mathematical physics, algebra and geometry, combinatorics, and didactics.
• Institut Néel – Experimental physics for quantum technologies
  Conducts advanced research on quantum materials, nanophysics, quantum devices, and photonics
• INRIA (QInfo Team) – Algorithms and mathematical methods for quantum information
  Specializes in the development of mathematical and algorithmic tools to optimize the use of quantum resources and information processing.
• LIG (Grenoble Informatics Laboratory) – Fundamental computer science research
  Covers a wide range of topics, including software engineering, quantum programming, human-computer interaction, and computational complexity, offering a valuable computer science perspective on quantum systems.
• LNCMI (National Laboratory for Intense Magnetic Fields) – Extreme physics under continuous high magnetic fields
  A unique facility specializing in continuous high magnetic fields, enabling experimental studies of quantum phenomena under extreme conditions.
• LPMMC (Laboratory of Physics and Modeling of Condensed Matter) – Theoretical physics and quantum modeling
  Works on theoretical condensed matter physics and quantum systems, providing key insights into emergent quantum behaviors and their applications.
• PHELIQS (Photonics, Electronics and Quantum Engineering Laboratory) – Quantum devices and fundamental research
  Conducts research in nanoelectronics and nanophotonics, with a focus on both the fundamental principles and technological applications of quantum phenomena.
• SPINTEC (Spin in electronic research) – From quantum spin physics to technology transfer
  One of Europe’s leading spintronics laboratories, bridging basic research and industrial applications, from quantum magnetic memory to logic devices.

Other partner laboratories include :

• CRJ (Legal Research Centre)
• CSUG (Grenoble University Space Centre)
• CROMA (The Centre for Radiofrequencies, Optics and Micro-nanoelectronics in the Alps)
• DSBT (Low Temperatures Systems Department)
• GIPSA-Lab (Grenoble Images Speech Automatic Signal Laboratory)
• INNOVACS (Federation for Research, Innovation, Knowledge and Society)
• IPHiG (Grenoble Institute of Philosophy)
• LETI (Electronics and Information Technology Laboratory)
• LIST (Intelligent Digital Systems Laboratory)
• MEM (Materials modelling and exploration laboratory)
• TIMA (Techniques of Informatics and Microelectronics for integrated systems Architecture)
• VERIMAG (Leading Research Center in Embedded Systems)