Mysteriously Mundane Turbulence Revealed in 2D Superfluid
RQS senior investigator Ian Speilman, working with two postdocs, has introduced a tool for measuring velocities in a Bose-Einstein superfluid and applied it to studying superfluid turbulence.
The Rayleigh-Taylor instability in a binary quantum fluid
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RQS Senior Investigator Honored by Washington Academy of Sciences
Yi-Kai Liu will be recognized with an Excellence in Research Award in Computer Science on May 8 at the academy’s annual meeting.
World Quantum Day
We recognized World Quantum Day in the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology with a week of special events:
April 14th, 2024 | Brendan Iribe Center for Computer Science and Engineering (UMD) and Online
Quantum for All at the University of Maryland
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Quantum for All at the University of Maryland
We celebrated World Quantum Day with the University of Maryland at this special event, featuring a fireside chat with Nobel Laureate William D. Phillips and a quantum community showcase.
A New Take on the Oldest Physics: What Actually Happened Right After the Big Bang?
Senior investigators Zohreh Davoudi, Nicole Yunger Halpern, and Chris Jarzynski are collaborating to blend three disparate fields of physics—the study of elementary particles and their interactions, the understanding of temperature and heat in quantum mechanics, and quantum simulation—to create a novel approach to understanding and modeling the physics of the early universe and high-energy collisions.
Efficient Noise and Fidelity Estimation of Fault-Tolerant Quantum Circuits
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RQS Summer School Prepares Next Generation of Quantum Researchers
The third annual RQS Summer School brought together researchers from around the world to explore both theoretical and experimental aspects of quantum simulation.
RQS Senior Investigator Helps Sculpt Quantum Mechanics into Reality
Nicole Yunger Halpern teamed up with an artist to create a sculpture that brings quantum concepts to life.
Quantum Leap Career Nexus
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The Quantum Leap Career Nexus (QLCN) is a premier, global networking, recruitment, and mentorship workshop for careers in the quantum industry. We bring quantum organizations together to meet with undergraduate and graduate students, postdocs, and early career professionals. This year's event will feature a career fair, poster session, roundtable discussions, keynotes, and more!