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10-11
2019
An introduction to picture language in quantum information
Abstract: Short Bio: Prof. Jaffe is a world-renowned mathematical physicist at Harvard University, a member of the National Academy of Sciences, a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sci...
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10-11
2019
Quantum information processing with multi-modal superconducting circuits
Abstract: Quantum computers bring in extraordinary capabilities at solving certain problems by taking classically inaccessible paths. A practical quantum computer will need a large number of qubits w...
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06-21
2019
Linking analog to digital: scalable instrumentation for quantum computing and sensing
Abstract: “Controlling large scale quantum systems is really, really hard.” John Martinis, Google Quantum Spring Symposium 2019 Zurich Instruments’ mission is to support scientists and engineers i...
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06-20
2019
Nitrogen vacancy center in diamond: a nanoscale quantum sensor for high pressure, and a novel platform to study out-of-equilibrium quantum dynamics
Abstract: Recent experimental advances have enabled the control and manipulation of individual quantum mechanical spins in solids. In this talk, I will introduce two directions our group is currently...
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06-17
2019
Neutral networks, quantum chaos and Sachdev-Ye-Kitaev models
Abstract: We will first review the recent progress in SYK models and their global impacts in quantum gravity, QCD, condensed matter physics, quantum information science and deep machine learning. The...
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06-11
2019
Surpassing the Interaction Limit to Quantum Metrology with Fault-Tolerant Control
Abstract: Quantum sensing allows the detection of weak magnetic fields with high sensitivity and precision, enabling a myriad of applications ranging from nanoscale nuclear magnetic resonance spectro...