A team of researchers including Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) postdoctoral fellow Nathan Wiebe demonstrated a powerful new quantum algorithm for data analysis.
The Women in Physics conference provides female scientists with a place to share ideas, network and build a community.
IQC student Kent Fisher has earned the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship to help enable cutting-edge research and international collaboration.
Professors David Cory and Michele Mosca have each received $1.65 million NSERC grants to train and mentor the young workforce of the quantum-technological future.
Evan Meyer-Scott, Jamie Sikora and Farzad Qassemi have been recognized for their enthusiasm and dedication in sharing IQC and its research with the public.
The video of Krister Shalm's TEDxWaterloo talk — featuring magic, a live band and hundreds of dancers — is now online.
IQC researcher Silvano Garnerone co-authored a Physical Review Letters paper explaining a quantum speed-up to Google's system for ranking the importance of websites.
To commemorate the 100th anniversary of Alan Turing's birth, the Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) will host free screenings of Codebreaker, a feature documentary about the father of computer science.
A boost from the federal PromoScience program will help bring top students to IQC's annual Quantum Cryptography School for Young Students.
The next big thing at the University of Waterloo, the Mike & Ophelia Lazaridis Quantum-Nano Centre, officially opens September 21, 2012.