It takes a team to assemble elegant solutions into an impactful machine to solve the profound challenges that mankind is facing.
Alice and Bob, the two characters used as placeholders in textbook exercises, embody the fact that building such a computer requires rigorous insights from various scientific fields.
Alice & Bob Team

Emanuele Albertinale
Quantum Physicist

Louise Devanz
Junior Quantum Engineer

Antoine Marquet
PhD

Anil Murani
Quantum Physicist

Julien Roul
Laboratory Technician

Giulio Campanaro
Quantum Physicist

Pol D'Avezac
Software Engineer

Pierre Poupelin
Finance Manager

Alexis Ehret
Software Engineer

Eliott Doutriaux
Business Development Associate

Myriam Benzaouia
Quantum Strategy Consultant

Efe Gümüş
Quantum Physicist

Adam Devulder
Quantum Engineer

Joanna Pruszkowska
Product Manager

Gil Cardoso
Nanofabrication Engineer

Sarah Rahni
IT Support Specialist

Rémi Rousseau
Quantum Physicist

José Chavez
Quantum Physicist

Léo Roques
IT System Administrator

Salim Miklass
Microwave Engineer

Julien Dumazert
Software Engineer

Leon Carde
Quantum Physicist

Cécile Perrault
Innovation Project Coordinator

Alexandre Thomas
Software Engineer

Laurent Prost
Product Manager

Joachim Cohen
Quantum Physicist

Élie Gouzien
Quantum Physicist

Laurence Jiminiga
Office Manager

Adrien Bocquet
PhD

Anissa Jacob
PhD
Building an ideal quantum computer is a paradox. On the one hand we want our system to be in a box isolated from the classical world to avoid decoherence. On the other hand, we need the ability to control and program it.
Raphaël Lescanne
Think inside the box where quantum mechanics rules the game and discover uncanny solutions
Théau Peronnin
Thinking inside the (quantum) box is essential to unlock the full power of quantum mechanics
Jérémie Guillaud
It is really hard to understand quantum mechanics for a classical mind. So jump inside the box and start to be quantum!
Sebastien Jezouin
