Frontiers of Quantum Physics

Vlatko Vedral's group · University of Oxford
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Vlatko Vedral's group at the University of Oxford

Our group investigates how far quantum physics applies beyond the microscopic domain, where it has been successfully tested and confirmed, and into the domain of large systems. We use techniques from information theory, thermodynamics and many-body physics to bridge the gap between the micro and macro worlds.

Weak Values Beyond the Weak Limit: Measurement-Strength Invariance Under Post-Selection

Cosmin Andrei, Vlatko Vedral

arXiv:2609.22976 · September 2026

Universal quantum theory from dynamical consistency

Chiara Marletto, Vlatko Vedral

arXiv:2608.17688 · August 2026

Quantum probe advantage in learning many-body systems

Wenzheng Dong, Andrew G. Green, Vlatko Vedral, Jinzhao Sun

arXiv:2607.11829 · July 2026

Matter-Field Exchange Generates Entanglement, Not Classical Gravity

Nicetu Tibau Vidal, Aditya Varna Iyer

arXiv:2607.03429 · July 2026

Towards graviton lasing from squeezed ultra-cold systems

Soham Sen, Vlatko Vedral

arXiv:2607.02068 · July 2026

Tests of constructor theory

Chiara Marletto, David Deutsch, Vlatko Vedral

arXiv:2606.07352 · June 2026

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Research

How far does quantum physics reach? Our theoretical work spans quantum information, thermodynamics, many-body physics and the foundations of quantum theory.
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People

Meet the members of the group, led by Professor Vlatko Vedral.
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Popular physics

Articles, interviews and books for a general audience by members of the group.
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Opportunities

How to get in touch about joining the group, and our affiliated groups around the world.
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Initiatives

Our research hub at Wolfson College, exploring quantum physics beyond the microscopic domain.
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Funding and sponsors

The public and private sponsors who support our work.