This Friday at Siegried Hall at St. Jerome's University at 7:30 pm, Michele Mosca, deputy director, academics at IQC and Kieran Bonner, professor of sociology at St. Jerome's University examine the implications of paradigm shifts in sociology and physics.
Why they're spending big on the tiny world of quantum information.
Featuring the music of Iannis Xenakis in Toronto and Waterloo.
A three-part series by The Record explores how quantum physics is turning Waterloo into a global hub of cutting-edge technology.
On Friday, April 5, Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne toured the new Mike & Ophelia Lazaridis Quantum-Nano Centre at the University of Waterloo.
IQC associate professor Kevin Resch was selected to receive a prestigious E.W.R Steacie Fellowship from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).
The IQC team of Andrew Childs, David Gosset and Zak Webb have proposed a new universal computational model.
Quantum Sensors: Toward the Ultimate Limits
Quantum sensors introduce unprecedented exploration and control of the nano-scale world. Operating according to uniquely quantum mechanics laws, quantum sensors have the potential to achieve the highest possible sensitivity, efficiency and selectivity allowed by nature.
Thomas Jennewein awarded a Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) Leading Edge Fund grant.
IQC researchers use a single quantum bit to create an exceptional quantum sensing detector for magnetic fields.