Opened in 2012, the Mike and Ophelia Lazaridis Quantum-Nano Centre offers some of the world’s most sophisticated laboratories for quantum science and nanotechnology research. Quantum research at Waterloo has the potential to change the way we share and secure information, and nanotechnology discoveries will influence everything from human health to alternative energy. These innovations include advances in cryptography that will keep our digital information safer and nano-materials than can help clean water.
World renowned theoretical physicist dies at the age of 76.
Waterloo researcher hopes to support drug development that blocks toxic plaques found in the brains of people with Alzheimer’s disease
Waterloo researchers work in experimental quantum physics and quantum engineering has led to a number of startups
We are on the cusp of a completely new technological era: the quantum age. The race for the economic benefits of quantum technologies is Canada’s to lose
Governments and corporations need to start thinking about quantum era security right now, says Waterloo researcher
What does the future hold for Canadian invention?
University of Waterloo will play important role with applied AI solutions for everything from healthcare to finance and transportation
From 74 engineering students in 1957 to 198,000 alumni six decades later
Institute for Quantum Computing researchers first to demonstrate an uplink to an airborne quantum satellite receiver prototype for secure quantum communication
Waterloo Philosophy Professor Heather Douglas has been named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
