Quantum Communications group Padova
Quantum Communications Italy
Quantum communications group Italy
Padova Quantum Communications
Quantum Communications group Padova
Quantum Communications group Padova
Padova Quantum key distribution
Who we are
The Quantum Communications group from the University of Padova, also known as QuantumFuture, is dedicated to advancing the field of quantum information and communication. With a focus on practical applications, the group has developed expertise in the experimental implementation of Quantum Random Number Generators and Quantum Key Distribution protocols, in particular for earth-satellite communication.
Our research
Recent works
Postselection-loophole-free Bell test under strict spacetime constraints
Entanglement gives rise to correlations between distant quantum systems that cannot be explained by local…
Multiplexing of CV and DV QKD Systems over Fibered and Free-Space Channels and Squeezed- and coherent-state quantum key distribution over a deployed hybrid fibre-free-space channel
Future quantum communication infrastructures will need to serve heterogeneous users on shared physical channels: short-range,…
Quantum bounds and device-independent security with rank-one qubit measurements
Device-independent (DI) quantum protocols use Bell inequality violations to ensure security or certify quantum properties…
High-performance heterodyne receiver for quantum information processing in a laser-written integrated photonic platform
Continuous variable quantum key distribution (CV-QKD) and continuous variable quantum random number generation (CV-QRNG) are…
High-speed source-device-independent quantum random number generator on a chip
A wide range of applications require, by hypothesis, to have access to a high-speed, private,…
Experimental post-selection loophole-free time-bin and energy-time nonlocality with integrated photonics
Time-bin encoding has been widely used for implementing quantum key distribution (QKD) on optical fiber…
