
We’re excited to share the LaiQa Project video presentation! LaiQa is a research & innovation initiative dedicated to developing the…
LaiQa comes as a technology intensive research and innovation action aiming to develop and advance critical components and technologies necessary to build a global spaced-based quantum network. LaiQa envisions to realize unconditionally secure quantum communications over long distances bringing functional QKD components together with advanced system integration techniques towards deployable space-QKD systems.
LaiQa consortium consists of 8 partners, among which 3 academic organizations
(ICCS, TU/e, NKUA), 1 applied scientific research organisation (TNO), 2 SMEs (QTLABS and QSSYS),
1 National Observatory(NOA) and 1 Industrial Aerospace Organization (TAS-I) originating
from 5 European countries (Austria, Germany, Greece, Italy, The Netherlands).
Most of the LaiQa partners have collaborated successfully in the past within the frames of several EU projects,
creating the momentum for synergy and effective partner interaction within the consortium from day 1 of the project.
We’re excited to share the LaiQa Project video presentation! LaiQa is a research & innovation initiative dedicated to developing the…
🚀 The LaiQa Project is pushing the boundaries of quantum communication by developing cutting-edge technologies for a global space-based quantum…
Last week, researchers from the National Observatory of Athens (NOA) and the PCRL – Photonics Communications Research Laboratory collaborated on…
🎬 LaiQa Project Video Teaser is now online! 🎬 Take a glance and stay tuned for more to come!
🚀 Exciting News! LaiQa Project will be participating in the International Conference on Space Optics (ICSO 2024), taking place from…
TNO has the pleasure to host the official start of the LaiQa project. Established organizations of Quantum Satellite Communications in Europe…
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