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Moving back to web 1.0 . Please see brownlab.pratt.duke.edu for updates.
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Our researchers from @DukeU, @UofMaryland, and @NCState gathered @Princeton this week for their annual in-person meeting with @NSF.
Pictured here are eight @RQuantumSim senior investigators representing three universities in one photo!
Welcome to North Carolina Sabre!
I am thrilled to announce that my research group will be transitioning to NC State University this August, where I have accepted the position of “Goodnight Distinguished Chair in Quantum Computing”, in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (with joint appointments in Chemistry and Physics) .
Purdue has been my home for many years, where I greatly enjoyed teaching and developing my quantum research program. I cannot imagine succeeding and advancing my program without the outstanding support from the Chemistry Department, Purdue University, and my esteemed colleagues in both science and engineering.
I eagerly anticipate this new chapter at NC State and look forward to contributing to the cutting-edge research in quantum computing.
Kenneth Brown retweeted
I am thrilled to announce that my research group will be transitioning to NC State University this August, where I have accepted the position of “Goodnight Distinguished Chair in Quantum Computing”, in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (with joint appointments in Chemistry and Physics) .
Purdue has been my home for many years, where I greatly enjoyed teaching and developing my quantum research program. I cannot imagine succeeding and advancing my program without the outstanding support from the Chemistry Department, Purdue University, and my esteemed colleagues in both science and engineering.
I eagerly anticipate this new chapter at NC State and look forward to contributing to the cutting-edge research in quantum computing.
Poulami Das ( @gtpdas ) closes #SummerSTAQ with a discussion of architectural challenges in decoding logical qubits.
Jonathan Baker (@UTAustin ) discusses quantum architecture tuned to physical platforms at #SummerSTAQ
Mario Motta ( @IBMResearch ) on the quantum simulation of quantum dynamics starting with the example of scattering neutrons at #SummerSTAQ
Ted Thorbeck (@IBMResearch ) presents the physics of superconducting qubits at #SummerSTAQ. Here he is fielding a question.
Thursday kicks off with Alaina Green (@JQInews ) showing how ions satisfy the DiVincenzo Criteria for quantum computing.
"When someone like me tells you something doesn't work, it is your job as a young researcher to prove them wrong." (all the #SummerSTAQ quotes are paraphrases at best).
This afternoon Peter Love (@TuftsUniversity ) gives a tutorial on quantum simulation at #SummerSTAQ .
Day 2 of #SummerSTAQ starts with an overview of neutral atom quantum computers presented by Jake Covey (UIUC, @IllinoisQuantum).
The #SummerSTAQ continues along with Akimasa Miyake (@UNMpanda ) with an introduction on quantum information and entanglement.