Victor Albert, a physicist at NIST and one of our newest QuICS Fellows, loves getting to the bottom of things, distilling problems to their most basic and general mathematical root.
Victor Albert, a physicist at NIST and one of our newest QuICS Fellows, loves getting to the bottom of things, distilling problems to their most basic and general mathematical root.
He was honored for his pioneering research at the crossroads of quantum optics and atomic and condensed matter physics.
Nai-Hui Chia says that he is excited to be researching quantum computer science at this pivotal point, when quantum computing is becoming a practical reality.
The competition is designed to acknowledge original research by high school students in a topic related to science, technology, engineering or math.
Victor Albert, a physicist at NIST and one of our newest QuICS Fellows, loves getting to the bottom of things, distilling problems to their most basic and general mathematical root.
He was honored for his pioneering research at the crossroads of quantum optics and atomic and condensed matter physics.
Nai-Hui Chia says that he is excited to be researching quantum computer science at this pivotal point, when quantum computing is becoming a practical reality.
The competition is designed to acknowledge original research by high school students in a topic related to science, technology, engineering or math.
