Ángel Soriano (Robotnik), Audrey Durand (IOTA/NAQUIDIS Center), Bruno Desruelle (Exail), Christophe Collette (University of Liège), Daniele Sampietro (GReD), Philip Van Dongen (TNO), Franck Pereira (CNRS), Leonid Isidorenkov (CNRS), Henrike Schlutow (asphericon), Jean Lautier-Gaud (Exail), Martina Capponi (GReD), Michal Dyrda (Widmo), Mirek Trzesniowski (Widmo), Thomas Jacob (BRGM), Ulrike Fuchs (asphericon), Vincent Menoret (Exail) and Camille Janvier (Exail) spent one day all together and a very nice evening dinner. Every partner takes 5 min to present its activities in general and in the FIQUgS project. Bruno Desruelle shares his view for FIQUgS: i) everybody at the top, ii) very good in communication, iii) all working together, iv) many technical challenges at hardware and software level, v) operating as a team.
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Exail was glad to exhibit its quantu gravimeter and to introduc its quantum sensing activities on the CNRS booth at Viva Technology with the visit of Emmanuel macron, Bruno Le Maire but also Alain Aspect (2022 Physics Nobel Prize) and Antoine Petit (CEO at CNRS). Quantum and Photonics activities of Exail are still benefitting from stronc collaborations with academic labs and several European Research projets such FIQUgS, CARIOQA, QIA...
Martina Capponi (GReD- Geomatics Research & Developement) was speaker at EAGE (European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers) Annual Meeting in Vienna. The title of the conference paper is Perspectives of quantum gradiometry in geophysical applications. Preliminary simulations from FIQUgS project. Here is the link to the full conference paper. https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU23/EGU23-12533.html
Henrike Schlutow(asphericon) was speaker at the International Optical Design Conference (IODC) in Quebec in June 2023. The title of the talk was Design of Beam Shaping Optics for quantum Gravity Sensors in Harsh Environments. Contact us if you want to know more.
1/ Gravity applications enabled by quantum sensors. Perspectives for the FIQUgS project. by Martina Capponi, Daniele Sampietro, Thomas Jacob, and Camille Janvier
2/ Operational evaluation of an industrial differential quantum gravimeter. by Camille Janvier, Sebastien Merlet, Peter Rosenbusch, Vincent Ménoret, Arnaud Landragin, Franck Pereira dos Santos, and Bruno Desruelle
3/ High-resolution hybrid atomic quantum gravimeter with real-time vibration compensation. by Anthony Amorosi, Mayana Teloi, Loïc Amez-Droz, Laura Faure, Vincent Ménoret, Peter Rosenbusch, Brieux Thibaut, and Christophe Collette
The annual EGU General Assembly is Europe’s largest and most prominent geosciences event. It attracts more than 16,000 scientists, more than half of which are early career, from all over the world. The meeting’s sessions cover all disciplines in the Earth, planetary and space sciences.
Ángel Soriano (Robotnik), Audrey Durand (IOTA/NAQUIDIS Center), Bruno Desruelle (Exail), Christophe Collette (University of Liège), Daniele Sampietro (GReD), Philip Van Dongen (TNO), Franck Pereira (CNRS), Leonid Isidorenkov (CNRS), Henrike Schlutow (asphericon), Jean Lautier-Gaud (Exail), Martina Capponi (GReD), Michal Dyrda (Widmo), Mirek Trzesniowski (Widmo), Thomas Jacob (BRGM), Ulrike Fuchs (asphericon), Vincent Menoret (Exail) and Camille Janvier (Exail) spent one day all together and a very nice evening dinner.
