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Quantum Control Laboratory
QCL Research Projects Quantum Computing with Trapped Ions Quantum Simulation for Chemistry & Materials Quantum Simulation of Chemical Dynamics Quantum Control Engineering Hardware Systems for Quantum Technology & Precision Metrology The Quantum Control Laboratory is interested in the intersection of control engineering with experimental quantum information, quantum sensing, and precision metrology. Our team focuses on…
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Quantum Nanoscience Laboratory
We are interested in fundamental and applied research questions at the nexus of quantum technology and nanoscale systems and devices. A central theme of our research involves the interface between quantum devices and complex control hardware need to pass information between the quantum and classical domains. Examples include custom VLSI CMOS circuits that operate below…
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Quantum Integration Laboratory
QIL Research Projects Rare-earth ion spin qubit networks Hybrid sources of entanglement Quantum hard drives The Quantum Integration Laboratory (QIL) probes the quantum interactions between light, electronics, and atoms embedded in crystals. Understanding and engineering these interactions at the atomic scalepromotes new technologies for connecting quantum systems through optical networks: a quantum internet. The current…
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Quantum Theory Group
QIL Research Projects Quantum error-correcting codes Quantum characterisation, verification and validation Physical implementations of quantum computers Many-body quantum optics Foundations of quantum mechanics Topological phases of matter What unique properties of quantum mechanics give quantum computers their power? How do we scale up the physics that governs atoms to the size of a mainframe? Our…
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Superconducting Quantum Circuits Laboratory
In the Superconducting Quantum Circuits Laboratory (SQCL), the excitations of superconducting circuits are used to explore fundamental physics and build hardware for high-performance quantum technologies. We design, fabricate and measure superconducting circuits with excitations and interactions that are optimal for quantum information processing, and engineer coherent interfaces between superconductors and other quantum platforms (e.g. semiconductors)…
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