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Hartree Fellow Cultivates New Perspectives on Quantum Computing November 29, 2021 Dominik Hangleiter, one of the newest Hartree Postdoctoral Fellows, develops theoretical frameworks to identify problems where quantum computers can be proven to dominate. |
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QuICS Receives Renewed Federal Funding from NIST October 13, 2021 The interdisciplinary center focused on quantum computation, communication and cryptography is expected to receive up to $12.2 million over the next five years. |
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Wu Part of $7.5M MURI Award to Develop a Scalable Quantum Random Access Memory Architecture September 20, 2021 The QuICS Fellow is collaborating with researchers from Yale University and the University of Chicago on the five-year project funded the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. |
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QuICS Team Discovers New Quantum Algorithm for Nonlinear Differential Equations September 15, 2021 Jin-Peng Liu led a team of researchers in a search for quantum algorithms that can make quick work of differential equations. |
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UMD Leads New $25M NSF Quantum Leap Challenge Institute for Robust Quantum Simulation September 2, 2021 The new institute—with QuICS Fellow Andrew Childs as director—will significantly add to the vibrant quantum research ecosystem established in the mid-Atlantic region. |
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After a Three-Decade Odyssey, Noted Quantum Error Correction Theorist Returns to Maryland August 29, 2021 Daniel Gottesman has returned to his native Maryland after a career that has taken him across North America and through different areas of quantum information science. |
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New Approach to Information Transfer Reaches Quantum Speed Limit August 4, 2021 A team of researchers led by QuICS Fellow Alexey Gorshkov has found a quantum protocol that reaches the theoretical speed limits for certain quantum tasks. Their result provides new insight into designing optimal quantum algorithms and proves that there hasn’t been a lower, undiscovered limit thwarting attempts to make better designs. |
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Daniel Gottesman Joins UMD as the First Brin Family Endowed Professor in Theoretical Computer Science July 9, 2021 His research focuses on quantum computation and quantum information, including work in quantum error correction, fault-tolerant quantum computation, quantum cryptography and quantum complexity. |
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New QuICS Fellow Plumbs the Depths of Quantum Information Problems May 10, 2021 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. |
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JQI/QuICS Fellow Alexey Gorshkov to Receive Flemming Award for Outstanding Federal Service April 19, 2021 He was honored for his pioneering research at the crossroads of quantum optics and atomic and condensed matter physics. |
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Hartree Fellow Identifies Strengths and Limits of Quantum Computers April 4, 2021 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. |
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Summer Student Intern Advised by Gorshkov Is Named Regeneron Science Talent Search Finalist February 4, 2021 The competition is designed to acknowledge original research by high school students in a topic related to science, technology, engineering or math. |
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Strong QuICS Participation in First Virtual QIP January 29, 2021 Six of the 10 papers accepted from current QuICS members include graduate students as co-authors, several of whom will be delivering talks on the results. |
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QuICS Fellow Jacob Taylor Receives Department of Commerce Gold Medal Award January 19, 2021 This is the highest award given by the department, recognizing individuals or groups that provide extraordinary, notable or prestigious contributions that reflect favorably on the department and impact its mission. |
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New QuICS Fellow Investigates Quantum Computing in a Noisy World January 8, 2021 By dissecting and understanding the turbulent results that are possible when many quantum objects come together, Michael Gullans is helping to lay the groundwork for wielding quantum interactions to our advantage. |