Quantum Imaging with CMOS-SPAD Arrays: Breaking the Limits of Light

    At "Quantum Photonics 2025" FBK's Massimo Gandola introduces imaging systems that detect single photons and extend beyond classical light limits – with strong potential for medicine and environmental monitoring.
    13/05/2025 — 14/05/2025

    Erfurt Messe

    Gothaer Strasse 34, Erfurt

    Quantum technologies are redefining what’s possible in measurement and sensing: from more accurate diagnostics to detecting gravitational changes and beyond.

    In the forum “Quantum for Instrumentation and Measurement”, experts will present cutting-edge developments that show how quantum optics and sensing can outperform classical methods in terms of sensitivity, precision, and application scope.

    Whether it’s quantum-enhanced microscopy for early cancer detection or chip-scale platforms for next-generation photonic systems – this Forum explores how quantum is moving from the lab to real-world solutions.

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