The Laboratory for Digitalisation primarily focuses on the intersection between three research areas: Quantum Computing, Systems Engineering, and Software Engineering. Future computing systems will leverage non-classical algorithms, and their hardware and software architectures need to combine advantages of classical and quantum processing units. Consequently, scientific progress needs interdisciplinary thinking across fields now more than ever. The group seeks cross-cutting answers to highly topical scientific questions and participates in active transfer into applications.
We work towards quantum advantage on gate-based quantum computers and quantum annealers by designing integrated quantum algorithms, systems and software.
The Systems Architecture Research Group investigates modern architectures for embedded systems, with a strong focus on OSS components. Head: Dr.-Ing. Ralf Ramsauer
We further quantum and classical software engineering by mining quantitative insights using statistics and machine learning, with a particular focus on reproducibility.
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The Laboratory for Digitalisation manages a booth at the World of Quantum exhibition in Munich.
Wolfgang Mauerer participates in the EQS3 Summit in Posen, Poland.
Together with colleagues from KIT, we host a workshop on inerfaces and abstractions in quantum software as part of the IEEE International conference on quantum software in Helsinki, Finland.
The next installment of the Münchner Kreis series on quantum technology takes place at IBM Munich.
Wolfgang Mauerer and colleagues host their workshop on quantum machine learning a third time as part of the IEEE Conference on Quantum Computing and Engineering to to discuss challenges and applications of QML in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
Together with colleagues from KIT, we host a second workshop on inerfaces and abstractions in quantum software as part of the IEEE Conference on Quantum Computing and Engineering in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
Wolfgang Mauerer gives a presentation at the Cluster for Mobility and Logistics.
Wolfgang Mauerer gives a presentation at the World of Quantum exhibition in Munich.
Wolfgang Mauerer participates in the BMFTR Hackathon as part of the jury commitee.
Wolfgang Mauerer hosts a quantum webinar at Techbase, Regensburg.
Wolfgang Mauerer hosts a panel discussion at Max Boegl.
The Laboratory for Digitalisation discusses quantum technology with vice minister Tobias Gotthardt, MdL.
Wolfgang Mauerer discusses parameter optimisation in quantum-classical heuristics at the Machine Learning and Quantum Physics workshop in Obergurgl, Austria.
Wolfgang Mauerer gives a keynote presentation for the AIAMO project.
As part of the Münchner Kreis Wolfgang Mauerer and colleagues participate in the networking event together with IQM.
Wolfgang Mauerer gives a presentation at the Bundesministerium für Digitales und Verkehr in Berlin.
Nicole Höß celebrates the success and conclusion of the KI-Transfer+ project.
Wolfgang Mauerer participates in the Dagstuhl Seminar on Quantum Software Engineering. The joined report is available here.
Im Wintersymposium des Regensburg Center for Artificial Intelligence werden bei dynamischen Pitsch-Vorträgen zu KI-Themen Wissenschaft, Industrie und Gesellschaft bei Glühwein und Buffet zusammengebracht.
Vor einem internationalen Management-Gremium referiert Wolfgang Mauerer über den praktischen Mehrwert von Künstlicher Intelligenz, Erfolgsbeispiele und organisatorische Rahmenbedingungen für eine erfolgreiche KI-Einführung.
At the 2nd Status Seminar Quantum Computing in Munich, quantum experts will exchange ideas and create synergies in quantum research. Wolfgang Mauerer chairs a panel discussion on post-NISQ applications on the 19th of November.
Nicole Höß is invited to the Technical University of Nuremberg (UTN) to discuss with other selected international experts from academia, industry, and policymakers about the current state and future directions of generative AI in Europe. The workshop will serve as a platform for connecting diverse initiatives and discussions from Bavaria, France, and across Europe, fostering a mutual dialogue on the development of European foundation models
Wolfgang Mauerer nimmt am Digitalgipfel der Bayerischen Staatsregierung teil.
Wolfgang Mauerer diskutiert "Reproduzierbare und Interpretierbare Daten" auf der DIV-Konferenz 2024.
Wolfgang Mauerer organisiert und moderiert mit dem Bundesministerium für Digitales und Verkehr einen Roundtable zu Innovation in Verbindung mit KI, Quanten- und Supercomputern
Benno Bielmeier bringt kleinen und mittelständige Unternehmen im Rahmen des DInO Projekts Grundlagen des maschinellen Lernens und der Bildverarbeitung näher. Der Kurs wird von der Volkshochschule Weiden-Neustadt angeboten.
Benno Bielmeier bringt kleinen und mittelständige Unternehmen im Rahmen des DInO Projekts Sprachsysteme und Automatisierung näher. Der Kurs wird von der Volkshochschule Weiden-Neustadt angeboten.
Benno Bielmeier präsentiert den Weg künstlicher Intelligenz von der Idee zur Anwendung auf dem IHK Handelsausschuss in Parsberg.
Tobias Gotthardt, State Secretary for Economic Affairs, Regional Development and Energy in the Bavarian State Parliament, discusses the current affairs of quantum computing with the LfD and industry.
The LfD presents their ongoing work at the Smart Country Convention in the capital of Germany, Berlin.
Members of the LfD get the unique possibility be test users for quantum integration at the LRZ.
The Software Engineering group at LfD participated in an international workshop to promote new collaborations in the fields of AI and empirical software engineering. The workshop was a follow-up event of the delegation visit of Bavarian universities to Poland in 2023.