Quantum at Yale
Spotlight: Upper Science Hill Development
Yale has committed to building a generational complex to support quantum science, engineering, and materials. It will provide new laboratories for ~50 faculty, convening space, a university facility for the design and development of custom instrumentation, and a large and modern cleanroom and core facilities for materials characterization and imaging. Totaling more than 600,000 gross square feet, it is slated for completion in 2028.
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Reshaping Yale for a new wave of quantum physics, engineering, and materials
Arrow Up Right (link is external)The USHB Complex will transform Yale’s quantum and engineering programs with new research labs, convening space — and a geothermal plant.
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Yale Engineering faculty pave new paths in quantum exploration
Arrow Up Right (link is external)Achieving even one stable qubit is tricky. But progress is being made.
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At the Future Frontiers of Discovery
Arrow Up Right (link is external)A major new facilities project will transform research in quantum, engineering, and materials science.
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Devoret, Schoelkopf awarded Comstock Prize in Physics
Arrow Up Right (link is external)The National Academy of Sciences recognized Michel Devoret and Robert Schoelkopf for their innovative work in quantum information processing.
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What goes up, must… be quantum?
Arrow Up Right (link is external)Yale will play a key role in a new experiment that cuts to the heart of a fundamental force in the universe.
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Yale’s quantum computing journey
Arrow Up Right (link is external)Yale’s Robert Schoelkopf, Michel Devoret, and Steven Girvin reflect on their trailblazing approach to quantum computing research.
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