Applied quantum computing
Applied quantum computing: first offered in Fall 2024 in collaboration with Amazon Braket, with students from engineering, physics, and chemistry. A broader Fall 2026 offering is planned.
Research products
Outputs
Papers and software that make the group’s research useful beyond one project at a time.
Teaching and scholarly engagement
Quantum-science community building
A university-wide quantum seminar series and initiative are being developed to inspire students to take part in quantum sciences.
Research presentations
Recent talks include the Sanibel Symposium, APS March Meeting, IEEE Quantum Week, NREL, and university quantum information seminars.
Research collaborations
Collaborations connected to funded research
- Relativistic quantum chemistry Quantum-algorithm collaboration with Edwin Barnes and Sophia Economou at Virginia Tech.
- Materials and quantum simulation Quantum-classical simulation work with NREL and neutral-atom hardware efforts at Infleqtion.
- Benchmarks and early fault tolerance Algorithm and chemistry-use-case development with Bo Peng at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.