Bio:

Cécilia Dupré is the Head of Quantum Devices Laboratory at the Silicon Components Division, CEA-LETI since 2023. She is strongly involved as project manager in different innovative industrial partnerships, in quantum field and previously, in Si Photonics and NEMS sensors integration. She obtained an engineering & Master's degree from ENSTA (Paristech) in 2005, and she was awarded a Phd Microelectronics degree from Institut Polytechnique de Grenoble in 2008.

Abstract:

Engineering the Quantum Future
CEA benefits from a unique position to accelerate the industrialization of quantum technologies as its activities cover the full value chain from fundamental to applied research. CEA takes advantage of high-level clean room facilities and cryogenic infrastructure to develop Qubit technologies at large scale, as deployed in three of European CHIPS JU Pilote Lines (SUPREME, SPINS & P4Q) for superconducting, spin & photonics qubits respectively. Moreover, CEA is leading the French quantum enabling technologies initiative (IRT Nanoelec Q-Loop), addressing the full quantum control stack necessary for Fault Tolerant Quantum Computing (FTQC).