QuICS

How do ideas about quantum information and computation give new insight into physics, and vice versa?

How can one construct scalable, robust software and hardware for quantum computing and quantum networks?

What are the fundamental capabilities of quantum computers and networks for solving problems that are hard for conventional computing technologies?

The QuICS Lanczos Graduate Fellowship is awarded to exceptional candidates who are beginning graduate study at the University of Maryland, to enable them to pursue research on a wide range of topics at the intersection of quantum information and computer science, advised by QuICS faculty. Recipients of the Lanczos Fellowship have strong technical skills and experience, and excellent potential to perform scientific research.

QuICS hosts NRC postdoctoral fellows who are advised by QuICS Fellows employed by NIST.

The QuICS Hartree Postdoctoral Fellowship is awarded to exceptional candidates who have recently completed a PhD, to enable them to pursue research on a wide range of topics at the intersection of quantum information and computer science, in collaboration with QuICS faculty. Recipients of the Hartree Fellowship are driven, with a high degree of intellectual maturity, and the fellowship gives them considerable freedom to choose their research topics and collaborations.

QuICS offers the Hartree and Lanczos fellowships to support exceptional postdoctoral researchers and graduate students, respectively, in all areas of research relevant to QuICS. 

In addition, QuICS hosts NRC postdoctoral fellows who are advised by QuICS Fellows employed by NIST, as well as numerous postdoctoral researchers and graduate students who are advised by QuICS Fellows.