NQN Seminar: Photonic Quantum Simulation in Synthetic Dimensions
December 8, 2021: University of Maryland’s Edo Waks presents his talk on quantum simulation.
Author: Madeline Miller
Materials Science & Engineering Department Seeks Assistant Professor in Quantum Information Science and Engineering
Quantum Nanophotonics Hardware: From Nanofabrication to Quantum Circuit Mapping
QuantumX is co-sponsoring the UW Physics Colloquium, bringing Marina Radulaski from UC Davis to present her talk on Quantum Nanophotonics Hardware.
Monday, November 15, 2021 – 4:00pm, in PAA A-102
Quantum Computing Pioneers IonQ and Washington State University Join the Northwest Quantum Nexus Coalition
Washington State University and the quantum computer hardware manufacturer IonQ join NQN keystone partners Microsoft, the University of Washington and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory to continue building out a regional hub for QIS economic and workforce development.
Emergent Research: PIMS Postdoctoral Fellow Seminar
University of Calgary’s Thomas Theurer will present Quantum Operations as Resources at 9:30am PST, October 27th.
NQN Seminar: Computationally Universal Phase Quantum Matter
November 17, 2021: Robert Raussendorf presents “Computationally Universal Phase Quantum Matter.”
Atoms and Photons: Quantum Technology Meets Fundamental Physics
QuantumX is co-sponsoring the UW Physics Colloquium, bringing Monika Schleier-Smith from Stanford University to present her talk on Atoms and Photons.
Monday, October 11, 2021 – 4:00pm, in PAA A-102
NQN Seminar: Hybrid Classical-Quantum Algorithms
September 15, 2021: MIT’s Aram Harrow will be joining us to give his talk on hybrid computing.
NSF to fund revolutionary center for optoelectronic, quantum technologies
New NSF Grant will found the Center for Integration of Modern Optoelectronic Materials on Demand (IMOD) led by director David Ginger. IMOD, QX, and NQN will be launching a Quantum Training Testbed.
NQN Seminar: Correlating Materials Analysis with Qubit Measurements to Systematically Eliminate Sources of Noise
August 18, 2021: Princeton’s Nathalie de Leon presents “Correlating Materials Analysis with Qubit Measurements to Systematically Eliminate Sources of Noise.”