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Corkscrew Photons May Leave Behind a Spontaneous Twist August 5, 2019 A research team that includes QuICS Fellow Alexey Gorshkov recently published a paper in the journal Physical Review Letters. (Illustration by Emily Edwards, JQI) |
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Second Annual Trapped-Ion Conference Comes to UMD July 22, 2019 The conference brings together more than 230 students and researchers from around the globe, all working on the science of trapped atomic ions. |
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Gorshkov Receives Early-Career Research Award July 14, 2019 Gorshkov investigates atomic and optical physics, condensed matter physics, and quantum information science. |
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QuICS Hosts Major Quantum Conference and Partner Workshop June 2, 2019 The weeklong meeting has attracted faculty, research scientists and students from around the world. |
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QuICS Graduate Student Receives Google Ph.D. Fellowship April 10, 2019 Su was one of 34 students to receive a fellowship this year, and one of only three to be recognized for research involving quantum computing. |
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Hartree Fellow Looks Forward to New Opportunities at QuICS February 27, 2019 Wang brings his passion for math to the field of quantum information science at QuICS. |
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QuICS Research Featured in Seven Talks at Quantum Information Conference January 14, 2019 The annual conference features talks and poster presentations from many of the world’s leading researchers in theoretical quantum information. |
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QuICS Fellow Explores How Cold Atoms Offer a Glimpse of Flat Physics January 7, 2019 Gorshkov is studying flat landscapes in hopes of unlocking new movement patterns in the quantum world of atoms and electrons. |
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Space and Time Emerge in Research of New QuICS Hartree Fellow November 21, 2018 New Hartree Fellow strives to understand more about the relationship between space, time and quantum physics. |
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Black Holes: The Ultimate Cosmic Whisks October 9, 2018 In this episode of Relatively Certain, Brian Swingle, a QuICS Fellow and assistant professor of physics at UMD, explains some of the latest research on black holes and information scrambling. |
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Philosophy Professor Has a Comic Take on Quantum Confusion October 2, 2018 New book-length comic by Jeffrey Bub and his daughter takes a run at explaining quantum mysteries to the uninitiated. |
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QuICS Workshop Features Experts in Quantum Machine Learning September 21, 2018 Dozens of scientists will meet at the University of Maryland Sept. 24–28 to discuss the emerging field of quantum machine learning. |
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Analysis Suggests Quantum Simulation as Practical Target for Early Quantum Computers September 5, 2018 Although quantum computers are still relatively small, they are approaching an important milestone. |
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QuICS Graduate Student Eddie Schoute Ties for Second Place in IBM Qiskit Developer Challenge August 20, 2018 Prizes were awarded for writing the best compiler code in Python or Cython that takes an arbitrary input quantum circuit and maps it to an optimal circuit for a provided hardware topology. |
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QuICS Scientists Monroe and Gorshkov are Part of a New, $15 Million NSF Quantum Computing Project August 16, 2018 NSF has announced a $15 million award to a collaboration of seven institutions including the University of Maryland. |