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Major Progress in Quantum Information Security by Prof. Masahito Hayashi of Shenzhen International Quantum Academy and Collaborators
Recently, Prof. Masahito Hayashi, jointly appointed at the School of Data Science of The Chinese University of Hong Kong and IQASZ , together with Wang Wusheng, a Ph.D. student from the Graduate School of Mathematics at Nagoya University, proposed a new framework for quantum message authentication.
Shenzhen International Quantum Academy Achieves Breakthrough in Generation of Non-Gaussian Quantum Resources
Recently, under the leadership of Academician Dapeng Yu, the research team led by Researcher Yuan Xu at the Shenzhen International Quantum Academy has made a major breakthrough in the generation of continuous variable Non-Gaussian quantum resources. By employing a programmable parameterized quantum
IQASZ Links the Riemann Hypothesis to Dynamical Quantum Phase Transitions
A research team led by Tao Xin at the International Quantum Academy, working with collaborators, has made significant progress in exploring the physical interpretation and quantum simulation of the Riemann Hypothesis.
IQASZ Achieves Important Progress in Multiparticle Entanglement of Atomic Spins in Silicon
Recently, under the leadership of Prof. Dapeng Yu, the research groups led by Prof. Tao Xin and Prof.. Yu He at SZIQA made important progress in the control of multiparticle entanglement of atomic spins in silicon.
SIQA Superconducting Quantum Team Observes Measurement- and Feedback-Driven Nonequilibrium Phase Transitions on a Quantum Processor
Under the leadership of Academician Dapeng Yu, the superconducting quantum team at the Shenzhen International Quantum Academy (SIQA) has collaborated with Researcher Zhi-Cheng Yang's group at Peking University and Prof. Xiao Chen's group at Boston College to experimentally observe two measurement- a
Quantum Simulation: Observation of Exact Quantum Critical States
The results, entitled “Observation of exact quantum critical states,” were published online in Nature Physics on June 9, 2026.
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