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Researchers Restore Quantum Memory Performance with Threshold Near One Thousandth

Researchers restore quantum memory performance with threshold near one thousandth

University of Arizona Provost Postdoctoral Fellow Ali Habiboglu uses a molecular beam epitaxy system to synthesize graphene nanoribbons – a material Zafer Mutlu and collaborators are investigating for use in next-generation radiation-sensing devices and electronics.

Quantum materials discovery could advance electronics for extreme environments

Quantum science describes matter and energy at very small scales. The Research Program at the Intersection of Life Sciences & Quantum AI, or REPLIQA, leverages quantum science and artificial intelligence to lay a foundation for new biological discoveries.

Google selects U of A for quantum research group focused on life sciences

Bane Vasić, the Kenneth Von Behren Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, directs error correction theory at the Superconducting Quantum Materials and Systems Center.

U of A researchers accelerate quantum computing at $125M center

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