Research Teams Make Steps Toward More Accurate Quantum Chemistry Simulations
Insider Brief Researchers are taking steps toward more accurate quantum chemistry simulations. The work was a result of a collaboration among Algorithmiq, AstraZeneca, Hartree Centre, IBM Research Europe and IBM Quantum scientists. Scientists hope this will lead to a comprehensive understanding of many biological and chemical processes because both electrons and nuclei will be treated […]
UCF Project is Harnessing Virtual Reality to Teach Quantum Computing
Insider Brief University of Central Florida, University of Texas at Dallas and Vanderbilt University researchers have received a three-year, $927,203 grant for advancing future quantum education by using virtual reality. The project will evaluate QubitVR and intelligent tutoring versions of the VR application through lab-based studies and undergraduate QIS courses. Story Robert Wells, UCF News […]
Science Ascending: Colorado Mounts its Claim as U.S. Quantum Supersystem
Editor’s Note: Reports suggest that Colorado will be named a U.S. Tech Hub, a designation that offers increased visibility for the ecosystem and a path toward funding opportunities. Here, we break down the history, its rapidly emerging quantum startup ecosystem — and possible future — of the Colorado quantum community. Insider Brief Colorado’s quantum community […]
Boulder Move: Colorado to be Recognized as Official U.S. Tech Hub
Insider Brief Colorado media are reporting that the state of Colorado will be picked as official U.S. Tech Hub, which will have huge implications for the state’s quantum ecosystem. The designation could lead to more funding and increased visibility for the quantum hub and its companies and research institutions. The recognition is one of 20 […]
Nondestructive Measurement Realized in Ytterbium Qubits, Aiding Scalable Neutral Atom Quantum Computing
Insider Brief Physicists at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have successfully developed a procedure for nondestructive measurement of ytterbium-171 qubits, enabling their reuse for extended quantum calculations. Ytterbium-171 is considered a promising candidate for quantum computing due to its two accessible quantum levels when cooled, simplifying nondestructive measurement. The researchers achieved a 99% success rate […]
QIC Appoints Lisa Lambert as The Organization’s First CEO
Insider Brief Lisa Lambert was named Chief Executive Officer of Quantum Industry Canada. Lambert brings a wealth of experience in leading collaborative, forward-thinking initiatives at the intersection of science, technology and society. The Government of Canada invested $1.4 million into QIC as part of the National Quantum Strategy’s mission to ensure Canada stays on the […]
Physicists Say Magnets Offer Room Temperature Quantum Computing
Insider Brief Scientists at The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), led by Associate Professor Ahmed El-Gendy, have developed a quantum computing material that can operate at room temperature, overcoming the need for sub-zero environments. The breakthrough material, a blend of aminoferrocene and graphene, has magnetic properties 100 times stronger than pure iron, eliminating […]
Michelle Simmons, 2018 Australian of the Year, Wins PM’s Top Science Prize for Pioneering Quantum Computing in Atomic Electronics
Professor Michelle Simmons, a quantum physicist from the University of New South Wales and the 2018 Australian of the Year, has received the highest distinction at the Prime Minister’s Science Awards. Celebrating its 24th year, these awards are Australia’s leading honours for scientific achievements and education. Recognized for her foundational contributions to atomic electronics, Simmons’ […]
PASQAL Announces Partnership to Develop a Photonic Quantum Processor Powered by Neutral Atom Technology
Insider Brief Collaboration will build the essential foundations for a photonic quantum computer powered by neutral atom technology. The partnership includes: PASQAL, Sorbonne Université, France; Pixel Photonics GmbH (PIX), Germany; The Institute of Photonic Sciences (ICFO), Spain; and Institut d’Optique Théorique et Appliquée (IOTA) The processor will use light as a carrier of quantum information […]
Guest Post: Feed-Forward Error Correction And Mid-Circuit Measurements
By Pedro Lopes, Alexei Bylinskii QuEra Computing Beyond increasing the number of qubits or achieving longer quantum coherence times, mid-circuit readout is a critical factor in enhancing the capabilities of quantum computers. Mid-circuit readout (MCR) refers to the ability to selectively measure the quantum state of a specific qubit or a group of qubits within […]