Dr Jacq Romero, a researcher in CQC2T’s photonic quantum computation program at the University of Queensland, has been named one of five L’Oréal Australia women in science fellows. Romero was recognised for her work creating quantum “alphabets” using the orbital angular momentum of light.
CQC2T congratulates Dr Romero and the four other fellows.
See the full list of fellows in Cosmos Magazine
Learn more about Dr Romero’s work
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