Quantum Technology and Science in Space
Recent breakthroughs in Quantum Technology and Science in Space have opened new windows for understanding the boundaries of modern physics and established true landmarks for modern technology. In this Special Topic Collection of AVS Quantum Science, we welcome experimental and theoretical contributions that will enlighten readers about the recent progress and the new direction in this rich field. Original research and review articles will be accepted, highlighting the challenges in any aspect of the theme. Topics that are directly or indirectly quantum technology and science in space are welcome.
Topics covered include, but are not limited to:
- Testing of Fundamentals of Quantum Mechanics in space
- Testing of Einstein’s Equivalent Principle in space
- Gravitational Physics in space
- Search for Ultralight Dark Matter in space
- Quantum Simulation in space
- Quantum Technology in space: entangled photons, quantum communication, cold atoms, atomic interferometry, microwave atomic clocks, optical clocks, etc.
Organizing Editors:
Xuzong Chen
Phillipe Bouyer
Guest Editor:
Mingsheng Zhan
Ernst Rasel
Robert J. Thompson
Submission Instructions
AVS Quantum Science accepts Original Research, Reviews, and Perspectives. If you would like feedback on a potential manuscript before it is written, please complete the relevant Editorial Summary Intake Form, and email it to the Editorial team (AVSQuantumScience@aip.org). The Editorial Summary Intake Form establishes working relationships between the editors and authors as well as ensures submitted papers are within desired scope, quality, and diversity we aim to achieve.
Please prepare your manuscript using the information found on our website in the For Authors tab: https://avs.scitation.org/aqs/authors/manuscript. You must submit your paper using the AQS online submission system at https://aqs.peerx-press.org/. For additional questions, please email the team at AVSQuantumScience@aip.org.