THE QUANTUM INFORMATION
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The research leading to the QISS project has been supported by numerous previous grants by the John Templeton Foundation (JTF) and the Foundational Questions Institute (FQXi). We wish to acknowledge here the precious and significant support of these non-state actors in funding the high-risk, foundational research in physics. Follow the links for the project summary and further information available at the JTF and FQXI websites.
Projects supported by JTF grants
Quantum Causal Structures (ongoing), 2016-2019, Brukner, Chiribella, Coecke, Hardy
Is Space Really Discrete? Is Time Really Nonexistent?, 2012-2014, Rovelli
Categorical Unification: Where Foundational Physics,
Natural Language and Rational Processes Meet, 2012-2015, Coecke
Indefinite Causal Orders in Quantum Mechanics, 2012-2015, Brukner
Disjointed Realities: Is there a Universal Way to Connect
Quantum and Classical Theories?, Vedral, 2012-2013
Occam's Quantum Mechanical Razor: Can Quantum Theory
Admit the Simplest Understanding of Reality, Vedral, 2015-2017
Projects supported by FQXi grants
Quantum events as the basis of quantum mechanics and quantum gravity, 2015, Rovelli
The fundamental principles of information-dynamics, 2013, Chiribella
Quantum information without time and without causal order, 2013, Brukner
Time in Quantum Causal Set Histories, 2010, Rideout
A relativistic universe of interacting quantum processes, 2010, Coecke
The Road to a New Quantum Formalism: Categories as a Canvas for Quantum Foundations, 2008, Coecke
Theories of Systems with Limited Information Content - Quantum Theory and Beyond, 2008, Brukner
Projects supported by FQXI mini grants
(FQXI mini grants information can be found at their website)
10 years of ZX calculus meeting, 2018, Coecke
The role of the observer in temporarily and quantum mechanics, 2018, Rovelli
The observer in a quantum gravity event, 2016, Rovelli
Observers in Complex Networks, 2016, Rideout
Workshop on Quantum Interaction and Causal Structure, 2015, Chiribella
Foundation of the Samy Maroun Center for the research on Space, Time and the Quantum, 2014, Rovelli
Lorentzian Discrete Quantum Gravity, 2013, Rideout
Stimulating Quantum Gravity Research at UC San Diego, 2012, Rideout
Automated Diagrammatic Quantum Reasoning, 2011, Coecke
English translation of a book on the Nature of Science, 2008 Rovelli,
Categories, Logic and the Foundations of Physics, 2008, Coecke
Support to Vienna Symposium on the Foundations of Modern Physics, 2007, Brukner
Projects supported by JTF grants
Quantum Causal Structures (ongoing), 2016-2019, Brukner, Chiribella, Coecke, Hardy
Is Space Really Discrete? Is Time Really Nonexistent?, 2012-2014, Rovelli
Categorical Unification: Where Foundational Physics,
Natural Language and Rational Processes Meet, 2012-2015, Coecke
Indefinite Causal Orders in Quantum Mechanics, 2012-2015, Brukner
Disjointed Realities: Is there a Universal Way to Connect
Quantum and Classical Theories?, Vedral, 2012-2013
Occam's Quantum Mechanical Razor: Can Quantum Theory
Admit the Simplest Understanding of Reality, Vedral, 2015-2017
Projects supported by FQXi grants
Quantum events as the basis of quantum mechanics and quantum gravity, 2015, Rovelli
The fundamental principles of information-dynamics, 2013, Chiribella
Quantum information without time and without causal order, 2013, Brukner
Time in Quantum Causal Set Histories, 2010, Rideout
A relativistic universe of interacting quantum processes, 2010, Coecke
The Road to a New Quantum Formalism: Categories as a Canvas for Quantum Foundations, 2008, Coecke
Theories of Systems with Limited Information Content - Quantum Theory and Beyond, 2008, Brukner
Projects supported by FQXI mini grants
(FQXI mini grants information can be found at their website)
10 years of ZX calculus meeting, 2018, Coecke
The role of the observer in temporarily and quantum mechanics, 2018, Rovelli
The observer in a quantum gravity event, 2016, Rovelli
Observers in Complex Networks, 2016, Rideout
Workshop on Quantum Interaction and Causal Structure, 2015, Chiribella
Foundation of the Samy Maroun Center for the research on Space, Time and the Quantum, 2014, Rovelli
Lorentzian Discrete Quantum Gravity, 2013, Rideout
Stimulating Quantum Gravity Research at UC San Diego, 2012, Rideout
Automated Diagrammatic Quantum Reasoning, 2011, Coecke
English translation of a book on the Nature of Science, 2008 Rovelli,
Categories, Logic and the Foundations of Physics, 2008, Coecke
Support to Vienna Symposium on the Foundations of Modern Physics, 2007, Brukner