Jungsang Kim was a bit of an anomaly at Duke when he joined the faculty in 2004. Fresh out of the telecommunications industry, and with… Read More »‘More Possibilities Than There Are Particles in the Universe’
An international leader in quantum computing, architect of the U.S. National Quantum Initiative, and member of the National Academy of Sciences, Chris Monroe will join… Read More »Chris Monroe: Realizing Ion-Trap Quantum Computers to Solve Unsolvable Problems
Duke University researchers Jungsang Kim and Christopher Monroe will join peers from the national labs, universities, federal agencies and industry on a new National Quantum… Read More »Duke Joins Peers on New National Quantum Initiative Advisory Committee
In July 2021, Marko Cetina will join Duke University’s Department of Physics as an Assistant Professor. An atomic, molecular and optical physicist, Cetina has used… Read More »Marko Cetina: Building Quantum Machines to Understand Physical Processes
Duke University is joining 14 U.S. institutions in a five-year, $115 million effort to forge the technological solutions needed to harness quantum information science for… Read More »Quantum Systems Accelerator (QSA)
Researchers from Duke University will lead a seven-university, $15 million collaboration with the audacious goal of building the world’s first practical quantum computer. Dubbed the… Read More »Software Tailored Architectures for Quantum CoDesign (STAQ)
A team of researchers led by Duke University and the University of Maryland have been tapped by the nation’s own “Q Branch” to take quantum… Read More »Extensible Universal Reconfigurable Ion trap Quantum Archtype (EURIQA)
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