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Laura Ortiz
Assistant Professor at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Laura Ortiz, Assistant Professor at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Laura Ortiz is an Assistant Professor at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (Polytechnic University of Madrid) in Spain.123 She obtained her PhD in Physics from the Universidad Complutense (Complutense University) in 2018.234
Her research interests include4:
- Quantum computation
- Strongly correlated systems
- Quantum simulation
- Topological phases of matter
During her PhD, Ortiz researched both Condensed Matter and Quantum Computation. Specifically, she studied topological states of matter as new exotic phases.1
Currently, Ortiz is focusing on European projects and collaborating with researchers at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid as a Postdoctoral Researcher. She has published 14 research works that have been cited 14 times, including a paper on post-quantum cryptography for energy-aware contexts.5
Her LinkedIn profile can be found at https://es.linkedin.com/in/laura-ortiz-1b9b97a3.1
Highlights
A technical kick-start for the Madrid Quantum Ecosystem (MadQ-CM)!
Today we've gathered the best minds in the field -and in our consortium- not just to mingle, but to share our plans of working together towards building up MadQCI.
The Madrid Quantum Communications Infrastructure (MadQCI), a quantum cybersecurity network that will link the metropolitan area of Madrid and will connect with the future quantum communications network European (EuroQCI). Whose foundations we've already layed out together for the past years. The network will then be of use not only for experimentation, but also for the technological demonstration of new services based on quantum technologies, in industries such as finance, health and the protection of critical infrastructures.
The good news is that Madrid Quantum is not alone in this effort: Our mates from Catalonia to Galicia or Valencia, the Basque Country are also working together to develop a spanish national quantum network that will hopefully, maybe silently at first, develop Spain's next gen capacities in cybersecurity.
Cheers to the coming years of shoulder to shoulder collaboration to make it happen, Marta Irene García Cid Jaime Sáez de Buruaga Brouns Juan Pedro Brito Méndez Rafael J. Vicente
#quantumcommunication #quantumnetworks #cybersecurity #MadQCM #MadQCI Universidad Politécnica de Madrid Universidad Complutense de Madrid Universidad Autónoma de Madrid IMDEA Networks Institute IMDEA Software Institute Vithas Instituto Nacional de Técnica Aeroespacial «Esteban Terradas» Centro Español de Metrología
It’s been a while since I started my role at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid as a Assistant Professor, but I wanted to share this update with everyone.
