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The promise of two-dimensional electron gases in quantum wells for wide-ranging quantum devices

The promise of two-dimensional electron gases in quantum wells for wide-ranging quantum devices

Two-dimensional electron gases in quantum wells are a powerful resource for several quantum technology applications, including quantum sensing, metrology, and topological quantum computing.     In a conventional quantum computer, information is localized within a single particle (or qubit). Noise that affects that qubit can cause quantum information to get scrambled and lost. For fault-tolerant quantum […]

June 15, 2023

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Go to Na Young Kim and Zbigniew Wasilewski discuss Advanced & Evolving Materials at the Waterloo Defence Research Forum
Na Young Kim and Zbigniew Wasilewski discuss Advanced & Evolving Materials at the Waterloo Defence Research Forum

Na Young Kim and Zbigniew Wasilewski discuss Advanced & Evolving Materials at the Waterloo Defence Research Forum

Na Young Kim and Zbigniew Wasilewski discuss Advanced & Evolving Materials at the Waterloo Defence Research Forum Event held on Thursday, October 10, 2019   The Waterloo Defence Research Forum discussed topics ranging from critical issues in cybersecurity to advances in autonomous technologies. As part of the forum, Na Young Kim and Zbigniew Wasilewski highlighted their TQT […]

October 10, 2019

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Go to Inverse Photoemission Spectroscopy of Quantum Materials
Inverse Photoemission Spectroscopy of Quantum Materials
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Inverse Photoemission Spectroscopy of Quantum Materials

Summary   Quantum materials that exhibit strong electron correlations lead to phenomena, such as superconductivity and topologically protected states, that are important for quantum computation, sensing, and other applications. For example, we may utilize symmetry protected topological states to make qubits that are robust against decoherence, while advances in high temperature superconductors may significantly reduce […]

September 20, 2018

PI: David Hawthorn

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Go to Applications of Neutron Interferometry and Structured Neutron Beams
Applications of Neutron Interferometry and Structured Neutron Beams
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Applications of Neutron Interferometry and Structured Neutron Beams

Summary Neutrons are a powerful probe of matter and physics due to their Angstrom size wavelengths, electric neutrality and relatively large mass. In this project, we develop quantum sensors that exploit these attributes to increases the precision of measurements of fundamental forces and materials structure. With David Cory, Alexander Cronin of the University of Arizona, […]

July 31, 2018

PI: Dmitry Pushin

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Harnessing the Promise of Quantum Materials for Future Electronic Devices

Harnessing the Promise of Quantum Materials for Future Electronic Devices

Summary   Two-dimensional (2D) quantum materials, such as graphene and molybdenum disulfide, have great potential for use in future flexible and wearable electronics applications. With traditional silicon-based electronics nearing their theoretical performance limits, nano-electronics made from 2D quantum materials offer breakthrough opportunities for energy-efficient, wearable ubiquitous computation. In this project, we will study integration of […]

June 14, 2018

PI: Young Ki Yoon

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