Category: Quantum Computing

A Path to Scalable Quantum Computing with Faster Qubit Measurements and 99.93% Reliability

Highlight: physics major Val Díaz Moreno’s summer as an Open Quantum Initiative Fellow at Argonne

Mark Saffman wins Bell Prize

This post is derived from content originally published by the University of Toronto Congrats to Mark Saffman, the Johannes Rydberg Professor of Physics and director of the Wisconsin Quantum Institute, on earning the ninth Biennial John Stewart Bell Prize for Research on Fundamental Issues in Quantum Mechanics and Their Applications. He shares the prize with …

2025 Nobel Prize Laureate John Martinis’s Connections to UW–Madison

Welcome, Prof. Josiah Sinclair!

When he was younger, UW–Madison assistant professor of physics Josiah Sinclair wanted to be a scientist-inventor when he grew up. In high school, he would ask questions in biology and chemistry classes that his teachers said were really physics questions. So, when he began his undergrad at Calvin University, he majored in physics, believing that …

UW fostering closer research ties with federal defense, cybersecurity agencies

Exploring Decades of Semiconductor Collaboration between Argonne National Lab & UW–Madison

New trapped-atom qubit technology translates to industry-ready quantum computing product

Matt Otten earns Air Force Young Investigator Research Program award

Matt Otten has won an Air Force Young Investigator Research Program (YIP) award, offered through the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. The program intends to support early-career scientists and engineers who show exceptional ability and promise for conducting basic research. Nearly 40 awards were expected to be made in this cycle. The three-year, $450,000 …

Qolab, the first UW–Madison-incubated quantum startup, joins the Chicago Quantum Exchange