Qyber
Qyber is a network of researchers working on topics in quantum control, geometry, medical diagnosis, and machine learning. We provide development, project management, computing and communication resources. The network is run and supported by its members for its members as open, free platform to support its members' work and release their results. See the "Info" projects providing summaries of the work and available results, a list of topics, our groups and projects. Documentation is available on the help page; also see the [? Help] button at the bottom left.
Our ongoing work is mostly on 
quantum control, 
magnetic resonance spectroscopy, and 
cancer diagnosis. We occasionally hold workshops to discuss and present our work internally and externally.
We aim to release all our work under a suitable open source license, ideally the AGPL, GPL, or a CC license. Also see OSI-Approved Licenses and Choose-A-License.
If you wish to join the network, please get in touch with support@qyber.black with some details or discuss with one of our members. You do not need to join to access the resources we can share, as these are all publicly available.
Key members are
- Edmond Jonckheere, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Southern California
- Frank C Langbein, School of Computer Science and Informatics, Cardiff University
- Sophie G Shermer, Physics, Swansea University
- Carrie Anne Weidner, School of Physics, University of Bristol
Research groups involved are
Old/Archived Sites
- Qymru - Quantum Physics, Engineering and Technology in Wales
Qyber\black is hosted by langbein.org on their hardware. Some services are located at IONOS (cloud server, VPS, etc).
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License
This wiki is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
The publications, code, data, etc. may be under a different license. Check the relevant information provided with these resources.
If you wish to use any content available under the qyber.black and qyber.dev domains to develop an AI system (or anything else), we expect that any code, models, and other results are made available under a license compatible with the contents' license. We reserve the right to corrupt models, code or anything else that violates this by inserting suitable mechanisms in the content of qyber.black and qyber.dev.