EPSCOR Research Fellows: NSF: Quantum Advantage in Random Quantum Hamiltonians — Bowdoin College
NSF awarded an EPSCoR Research Fellowship to Bowdoin College for a project on quantum advantage in random quantum Hamiltonians.
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NSF awarded an EPSCoR Research Fellowship to Bowdoin College for a project on quantum advantage in random quantum Hamiltonians.
New Jersey Institute of Technology received an award for a quantum computing approach to predicting extreme atmospheric events.
Lehigh University received an award for collaborative research on confidentiality and integrity assurance for quantum computing.
University of California - Merced received an award for collaborative research on confidentiality and integrity assurance for quantum computing.
Kansas State University received an EAGER award for the project From Theory to Practice of Quantum Circuit Decidability.
University of Colorado at Boulder received an S-STEM award for education in artificial intelligence, robotics, quantum science, and biotechnology.
DARPA QBI pilots a pipeline for large-scale production and integration of optical clocks.
NIST reported particles transiting DC suburbs in a quantum network experiment.
Columbia University received an award for measurement and state optimization in quantum detection and estimation.
Norfolk State University received an award to establish the CREST Center for Emergent Chiral Quantum Matter.
Maryland JQI and QuICS organized the Quantum Imaging and Quantum Sensing Workshop at the University of Maryland, College Park.
The University of Colorado at Boulder received an NSF-NSERC award for applications of quantum frequency comb interferometry.
University of Massachusetts Amherst received an award for collaborative research on hybrid free-space and optical fiber quantum networks.
Yale University received an award for collaborative research on hybrid free-space and optical fiber quantum networks.
The University of Texas at Dallas received an award for collaborative research on quantum-ready and AI-enabled next-generation cellular networks.
University of South Florida received an award for collaborative research on quantum-ready AI-enabled next-generation cellular networks.
Purdue University received an award for collaborative research on quantum-ready AI-enabled next-generation cellular networks.
Syracuse University received an award for work on multi-terminal Josephson microwave nanophotonic devices.
Northeastern University received an award for FLARE on-chip functionalized glass bubble resonators for generating classical and quantum light.
New York University received an award for multispectral colloidal quantum dot infrared detectors.
University of Tennessee Knoxville received an award to establish an REU Site on quantum algorithms and optimization.
The University of Rochester received an EAGER award to explore extreme THz photonics with quantum fluids.
UC Berkeley received an award for research on ultrafast THz-IR quantum optoelectronics with non-equilibrium 2D materials.
Brown University received an EAGER award for terahertz near-field studies of quantum sensing.
Cornell University received an award for research on long-lived noble-gas spin-based optical quantum memory.
Auburn University held the Alabama Quantum Workshop on quantum sensing, information science, and EPSCoR collaboration.
Columbia University received an award for research on verification of quantum hardware via existing syndrome measurements.
NSF awarded a student travel grant for the 2026 ACM Conference on Post-Quantum and Quantum-Based Security to Purdue University.
Arizona State University received an EAGER award for analog circuit emulation of quantum circuits for deterministic state evaluation and quantum result verification.
Northeastern University held the conference Quantum Artificial Intelligence for Engineering Education.
University of California-Riverside received an award for the NSF Quantum Computing Security Workshop.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison received an award for the project SHF: FET: Programming Foundations for Quantum Random Access.
NIST launches a center to drive the manufacture of quantum technologies.
The National Science Foundation awarded an REU site for the Michigan Semiconductor Hands-On Research Experience to the Regents of the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor.
DOE, Fermilab, and Qblox partnered to commercialize the QICK platform and boost the quantum workforce.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute received an award for an RET Site offering high school teachers research experiences on quantum and cybersecurity.
University of South Florida received an award to host an REU site in cryptography, coding theory and quantum computing.
NIST allocated over $3 million to small businesses advancing AI, biotechnology, semiconductors, quantum and other technologies.
NIST physicists achieved quantum control of molecules.
Nord Quantique was selected for the second phase of DARPA’s Quantum Benchmarking Initiative.