An Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) research team has made an important step forward in measurement-based quantum computing, and described their results in the most recent edition of Nature Physics.
IQC research assistant professor Jay Gambetta co-authored a pair of papers recently published in Nature and Nature Physics.
IQC is pleased to welcome Jay Gambetta as a new Assistant Research Professor.
It was a trip down memory lane — and a glimpse into the future of quantum technologies — for more than 60 University of Waterloo Physics alumni who reunited last weekend.
The Institute for Quantum Computing welcomed Governor General-designate David Johnston to a breakfast reception to thank him for his tremendous support and wish him the best in Ottawa.
The Institute for Quantum Computing welcomed more than 800 visitors to its labs and research areas.
IQC welcomes Marco Piani and Dmitry Pushin as Research Assistant Professors.
IQC faculty member Richard Cleve has been named a Fellow in the Royal Society of Canada, in recognition of his pioneering work in quantum algorithms and complexity theory.
Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty lauded the “amazing evolution of technology” during a recent visit to the Institute for Quantum Computing at the University of Waterloo.
IQC Postdoctoral Fellow Urbasi Sinha explains an experiment that tests one of the fundamental postulates of quantum mechanics, Born's Rule.