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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With NSF grant, Yale leads effort to develop practical, industry-scale quantum computers
The five-year, $37.5 million effort brings together physicists, engineers, computer scientists and chemists solve quantum computing’s biggest obstacle
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Major NSF award to turbocharge quantum tech innovation in Conn.
QuantumCT, a research initiative led by Yale and the University of Connecticut, receive $15 million award to help advance American quantum innovation.
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Yale Spinout Quantum Circuits To Be Acquired By D-Wave, Expanding Quantum R&D In New Haven
Yale Ventures congratulates Yale spinout Quantum Circuits, founded by Yale professor Dr. Rob Schoelkopf, on its announced acquisition by D-Wave.
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State pledges $121 million for quantum technologies, New Haven tech incubator
The State of Connecticut will invest $121 million statewide in quantum technology, including support for QuantumCT co-led by UConn and Yale
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