Insider Brief
- Quantum X Labs has appointed Prof. Oren Raz of the Weizmann Institute of Science to its Scientific Advisory Board.
- Raz’s expertise in non-equilibrium physics, quantum information, and statistical mechanics will support the company’s quantum computing and sensing initiatives.
- The appointment comes as Quantum X Labs advances its neutral-atom platform, AI-driven error correction technology, and quantum sensing activities.
PRESS RELEASE — Quantum X Labs Inc. (Nasdaq: QXL), an advanced quantum technologies company, today announces the appointment of Prof. Oren Raz of the Weizmann Institute of Science to its Scientific Advisory Board. Prof. Raz’s appointment brings one of Israel’s most distinguished physicists into the company’s scientific leadership at a pivotal moment in QXL’s development — as it scales its neutral-atom platform, validates its patented AI-driven error correction architecture (US12294387B2), and expands into aerospace and defense quantum sensing markets.
Prof. Oren Raz is a faculty member in the Department of Physics of Complex Systems at the Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel — one of the world’s foremost scientific research institutions. His research is focused on non-equilibrium physical systems — from life to lasers — that operate far from thermal equilibrium, a domain of fundamental importance to the practical operation of quantum computing hardware.
Prof. Raz’s published work has accumulated over 2,600 citations, reflecting the breadth and impact of his contributions across quantum physics, statistical mechanics, and quantum information
“Prof. Raz’s work is the science that tells us what happens inside a qubit when things get hard — when coherence is fragile, when the system is far from equilibrium, when standard assumptions break down” says Prof. Nir Sharon, Quantum X Labs Chief Scientist “Having him on our Scientific Advisory Board means we are making decisions about our hardware, our error correction, and our sensing platforms with one of the world’s best minds in quantum thermodynamics in our corner.”
