In memoriam: Peter Wittek
Peter Wittek disappeared in September 2019 when an avalanche hit their camp during an expedition on Mount Trishul. Peter was a researcher on quantum computing and quantum machine learning based …
Quantum is hiring another editorial assistant
Quantum continues to grow and is hiring an editorial assistant. For now, this is a part-time position for six months based in Vienna. To learn more have a look at …
Two years of publications!
Happy anniversary, Quantum community! It feels like yesterday, but it’s been two years since Quantum published the first batch of ten peer-reviewed articles. Since then, Quantum has received over 400 …
Author feedback
Two months go, we asked authors for feedback on their experience with Quantum. Without further delay, here are the raw results. We will write a follow-up with our conclusions in the …
Quantum preserved in CLOCKSS
All articles published in Quantum and their meta-data are now securely and permanently preserved in the CLOCKSS Archive. In addition to our own backup strategy, which involves off-site storage of …
Quantum receives donation from Xanadu
Xanadu becomes the first quantum computing startup to support fair open-access publishing in quantum science by supporting Quantum with a small yearly donation that will contribute to cover the operating …
New Quantum papers to your inbox
Want to keep track of the latest papers appearing in Quantum? Now you have a new option: starting on the 1st of August, Quantum offers a monthly digest (sign up …
Quantum now indexed in the Web of Science Emerging Sources Citation Index
Quantum is now listed in the Web of Science, the possibly most widely used proprietary citation indexing service. Quantum enters the Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) of the Web of …
Quantum supported by the Stanhill Foundation
Quantum is very happy to announce a generous donation from Ilyas Khan’s Stanhill Foundation in London. The Stanhill Foundation has a primary focus on education. It is sponsoring outstanding individuals …
Quantum teenagers: the reviews are in!
Can quantum research be accessible to an audience of keen teenagers? To test this hypothesis, Quantum started a pilot outreach project, Quantum Leaps, in collaboration with Cherrybrook Technology High School …
Quantum now fully recognized by Google Scholar
Quantum is now not only indexed but fully recognized by Google Scholar! The Quantum website has been indexed by Google Scholar for some time, but, up to now, the version …
Quantum joins the Free Journal Network
Quantum has joined the Free Journal Network, a recently founded organization that will help coordinate the efforts of scholarly journals run according to the Fair Open Access model, that is …
Quantum hires two management assistants
Quantum has hired two management assistants to help the executive board in the day-to-day running of the journal. They have been working for Quantum in Vienna since December, and we …
Teenagers, get ready to referee!
Guest post by Chris Ferrie The Quantum Leaps submission deadline has passed and we received 13 articles which attempt to explain cutting-edge quantum science research to teenagers. Great! So how …
Quantum accepted into the Directory of Open Access Journals
Quantum is now listed in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and is also pushing the meta-data of all published articles (future and past) to the DOAJ. Quantum thereby …
Qstarter award for Quantum!
Quantum received the qstarter technology transfer award 2018, aimed at spinoffs and startups related to quantum science and technology in Switzerland. In handing in the prize of CHF 1’000, the …