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<p><b>Neue Seite</b></p><div>Der '''International Quantum Communication Award''' ist eine Auszeichnung, die seit 1996 alle zwei Jahre im Rahmen der Internationalen Konferenz für [[Quanteninformatik|Quantenkommunikation]], [[Quantenmessung]] und [[Quantencomputer]] für wegweisende Beiträge in der theoretischen und der experimentellen Physik vergeben wird. Die Auszeichnung wird von einem Preiskomitee der [[Tamagawa Daigaku|Tamagawa Universität]], [[Tokio]] vergeben und ist mit jeweils 250.000 [[Yen]] dotiert, das entspricht etwa 1.600 [[Euro]] ([[Wechselkurs]] vom 27. September 2023).<br />
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== Preisträger ==<br />
* 1996 [[Charles H. Bennett (Physiker)|Charles H. Bennett]], ''quantum cryptography''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Carl W. Helstrom]], ''signal detection and estimation theory''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Alexander Semjonowitsch Cholewo]], ''mathematical foundation of quantum communications''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Horace P. Yuen]], ''quantum state control of light''<br />
* 1998 [[Peter Shor]], ''quantum computing''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[H. Jeff Kimble]], ''quantum measurements, cavity QED, and quantum logic''<br />
* 2000 [[Paul Benioff]], ''quantum computing''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Christopher Monroe]] und [[David Wineland]], ''quantum information processing and quantum entanglement in a system of trapped ions''<br />
* 2002 [[David Deutsch (Physiker)|David Deutsch]], ''quantum computing''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Serge Haroche]], ''quantum state generation''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Benjamin Schumacher]], ''quantum information theory''<br />
* 2004 [[Richard Jozsa]], ''theoretical quantum communication and quantum information theory''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Prem Kumar]], ''experimental quantum communication and quantum cryptography''<br />
* 2006 [[William Wootters]], ''no-cloning theorem, quantum teleportation, entanglement distillation''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Juan Ignacio Cirac Sasturain]] und [[Peter Zoller]], ''proposing a physically realizable approach to quantum information processing that provided impetus for experiments''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Philippe Grangier]], ''experimental quantum state preparation and measurement tools for quantum communications''<br />
* 2008 [[Jeffrey Shapiro]], ''communication theory of systems with quantum effects''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Akira Furusawa]], ''experiments on quantum teleportation and macroscopic superposition states''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Anton Zeilinger]], ''experiments on quantum teleportation and multi-partite entanglement phenomena''<br />
* 2010 [[Gerard Milburn]], ''for pioneering theoretical work on quantum information and computation processing''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Masanao Ozawa]], ''for contributions to mathematical theories of quantum measurements and quantum computation''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Christopher Fuchs]], ''for contributions to theory of quantum communication including quantum state disturbance''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Alexander Lvovsky]], ''for contributions to experimental method for quantum-optical processes on coherent and squeezed states including homodyne tomography''<br />
* 2012 [[Jian-Wei Pan]], vom Physikalischen Institut der Universität Heidelberg für seine wegweisenden Errungenschaften in der Realisierung der Quantenkommunikation und der Multi-Photonen-Verschränkung<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Seth Lloyd]], ''for Seminal Contributions to the Theories of Quantum Communication, Metrology, Computation, and Control''<br />
* 2014 [[Nicolas Gisin]], Genf, ''for his pioneering contributions to the advancement of quantum communications, quantum cryptography, and related technologies''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Reinhard Werner]], Hannover, ''for his foundational contributions to the field of quantum information: especially quantum entanglement and nonlocality, quantum Shannon theory, quantum memory channels, and quantum cellular automata''<br />
* 2016 [[Rainer Blatt]], Innsbruck, ''for his pioneering experiments on quantum information processing with trapped ions and photon''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Artur Ekert]], Singapur, ''for his pioneering work on quantum cryptography and outstanding contributions to quantum information science''<br />
* 2018 [[Nergis Mavalvala]], [[David McClelland (Physiker)|David McClelland]], [[Roman Schnabel]]: ''Audio-band Squeezing and LIGO''<br /> {{0|0000}} [[Carlton Caves]]: ''One physicist's crooked path from quantum optics to quantum information''<ref>[http://qcmc18.phys.lsu.edu/awards.htm Informationen zum International Quantum Communications Award 2018], QCMC 2018</ref><br />
* 2022 [[Giacomo Mauro D’Ariano]], [[Mikhail Lukin]], [[Andreas Winter (Mathematiker)|Andreas Winter]]<br />
* 2024 [[Hoi-Kwong Lo]], [[Luming Duan]], [[Karol Życzkowski]]<ref>{{Internetquelle |url=https://quantum.iitm.ac.in/qcmc24/quantum-award-2024/ |titel=Quantum Awards 2024 |hrsg=International Conference on Quantum Communication, Measurement and Computing (QCMC) |sprache=en |abruf=2024-08-23}}</ref><br />
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== Weblinks ==<br />
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* [http://www.qcmc-conference.org/quantum-award.html Quantum Award – International Conference on Quantum Communication, Measurement and Computing]<br />
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