The QUANTIFY project aims to advance sensing technologies through the development of MEMS atomic vapor cell technology (MEMS cells) and photonic integrated light sources, including the development of a quantum-enhanced optical atomic clock using a photonic squeezer (PICSq). The purpose of this document is to assess the theoretical stability enhancement provided to a two-photon Rubidium clock by using squeezed states of light. First, the quantum enhancement to the fluorescence photon rate is computed, to assess potential improvements in compactness, power consumption and long-term stability of the clock. Secondly, the effects of squeezed light on intermodulation noise are investigated, with potential improvements on the short-term stability.

QUANTIFY provided a Communication, dissemination and exploitation Plan (D7.1 M06) to effectively manage, measure and maximize impact of its results. The document describes the approaches and strategies to communication, dissemination and subsequent exploitation of the results. The communication and the dissemination part will describe how the Consortium is going to target different audiences to promote project and its results, from academic groups to industry and wider general audience thank well-planned and ad-hoc actions that will be checked, reviewed and implemented to maximize results. The exploitation plan will describe the strategies and steps to create technological deployment of the results, e.g. via the potential founding of start-ups/spin off and/or the interaction and involvement with the industrial sector.

The goal of the QUANTIFY project is to develop advanced sensors based on functionalized MEMS atomic vapor cell technology (MEMS cells) and photonic integrated light sources, including the development of a quantum-enhanced optically pumped magnetometer using a photonic squeezer (PICSq). The purpose of this document is to describe the quantum-enhanced protocol to be later used with PICSq and MEMS cells. The work reported here was performed by and at ICFO.

The Project Activity and Management Report provides a comprehensive overview of the progress and achievements of the QUANTIFY project. This deliverable summarises the status and developments within each Work Package, highlighting milestones achieved, tasks completed, and any deviations from the planned schedule. In addition, it outlines key management and coordination activities, resource allocation, risk mitigation strategies, and the overall performance of the Consortium. By integrating both technical and administrative aspects, the report serves as a transparent and reliable reference for project partners, stakeholders, and funding bodies, supporting informed decision-making throughout the project lifecycle.

This document also integrate an update of the Data Management Plan of the project.

The DMP (D1.2) describes how research data generated within QUANTIFY are collected, handled, stored, and preserved, with the objective of ensuring their availability, integrity, and long-term utility.

It further outlines the measures adopted to maximise data access and re-use, where appropriate, in line with the FAIR principles and the European Commission’s guidelines and policies.

This report provides an overview of the QUANTIFY project’s progress, achievements, and organizational aspects for the first reporting period (M12). This deliverable summarizes the status and developments within each WP, highlighting milestones reached, tasks completed, and any deviations from the planned schedule. In addition, it outlines key management and coordination efforts, resource allocation, risk mitigation strategies, and overall consortium performance. By integrating both technical and administrative details, the report serves as a comprehensive reference for partners, stakeholders, and funding bodies, ensuring transparency and informed decision-making throughout the project’s lifecycle.

This Communication Pack has mainly two functions:

– to provide the executive guidelines for using the QUANTIFY brand;

– to give a selection of valuable tools to support planning and implementation of project’s communication and dissemination goals.

It will be a dynamic document updated as required throughout the project.

The Data Management Plan describes the way in which data will be handled, its purpose is to ensure the availability and utility of the project’s research data. In addition, the plan will outline the measures that will be taken in order to maximize access and re-use of the data for further purposes and applications.

The objectives of the DMP are: