Resources being shared across the University of Waterloo and the University of British Columbia are leading to advancements in fabrication and characterization, tool workflows and processes, and developing new methods for knowledge transfer.
University of Waterloo staff delegate of the Quantum Colaboratory (Quantum Colab) visited the University of British Columbia and explored technical capabilities and enhancements for Quantum Colab materials growth resources.
The Quantum Colaboratory is seeing a growth in new users across a broad community of researchers, who are using the resources to advance their research.
Staff delegates of the Quantum Colaboratory (Quantum Colab) visited the University of Waterloo and Université de Sherbrooke for a showcase of their world-leading research facilities and to build upon existing connections through detailed idea exchange.
The Quantum Colab has hosted a workshop on growing superconducting materials, convening researchers from its three partner universities to share their expertise and discuss opportunities for collaborative projects.
The Quantum Colaboratoryʼs new strategic plan and enhanced governance will allow users to connect to quantum resources across Canada with ease.
Collaboration to combine spin qubits with superconducting circuits has the potential to make commercially accessible quantum computers
Collaborations could pave the way for new laser-on-chip applications
Collaborations between industries and universities will help build commercially viable quantum computers in Canada
Eva Dupont-Ferrierʼs lab is putting spin on silicon chips to make quantum transistors.