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CQC2T Chief Investigator Prof. Ping Koy Lam 2020 New Fellow Australian Academy of Science
25/05/2020Congratulations to CQC²T CI Prof. Ping Koy Lam, a newly elected Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science, recognised for his contributions to commercialising quantum communications in Australia.
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Australia’s $4 billion quantum opportunity
22/05/2020A new roadmap from Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, outlines a vision to create a thriving quantum technology industry, generating $4 billion dollars annually and 16,000 jobs by 2040.
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Hot qubits made in Sydney break one of the biggest constraints to practical quantum computers
16/04/2020A proof-of-concept published today in Nature promises warmer, cheaper and more robust quantum computing. And it can be manufactured using conventional silicon chip foundries.
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Engineers crack 58-year-old puzzle on way to quantum breakthrough
12/03/2020A mishap during an experiment led UNSW quantum computing researchers to crack a mystery that had stood since 1961.
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Abstract submissions for ICPS2020 – extended until Monday 9th March!
24/02/2020The 35th International Conference on the Physics of Semiconductors (ICPS) will be held at the International Convention Centre Sydney, Australia. Submit your Abstracts before 2nd March 2020.
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Reducing noise of quantum light below the sound of silence
18/02/2020International researchers, including Prof Ping Koy Lam's team at ANU, has developed a technology that manipulates quantum states of light at noise levels that are quieter than the sound of silence.
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Artificial atoms create stable qubits for quantum computing
12/02/2020CQC2T UNSW Sydney researchers have created artificial atoms in silicon chips that offer improved stability for quantum computing. The paper was published in Nature Communications.
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CQC2T’s Dr Michael Fogarty UNSW Engineering wins the Malcolm Chaikin Prize
23/01/2020UNSW Sydney has awarded CQC2T's Dr Michael Fogarty the Malcolm Chaikin Prize for research excellence in engineering, where he was judged to have produced the best PhD thesis for the year.
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What it really means to be the ACT Scientist of the Year
15/01/2020In August 2018 CQC²T's Dr Rose Ahlefeldt was awarded the prestigious role of 2018 ACT Scientist of the Year. Over the next 12 months Dr Ahlefeldt from ANU, aimed to use the platform to reach…
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Australian Chess Championships success at St George Leagues Club
11/01/2020Professor Michelle Simmons OA, 2018 Australian of the Year, gave the opening address at the recent Australian Chess Championships held at the St George Leagues Club. The Australian Chess Championships attracted nearly 300 participants, including children…
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The Eight Australian Women Who Are Shaking Up The World Of Science
10/01/2020Article from: https://www.marieclaire.com.au/australian-female-scientists by Rhys McKay Society has come so far in the last century that it’s easy to forget that, less than a hundred years ago, women couldn’t vote, they couldn’t own property, and they…
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UNSW’s most read science stories of 2019
18/12/2019CQC2T's research story was one of UNSW's most popular science stories for 2019. 200 times faster than before: the quickest quantum operation yet Prof Michelle Simmons with her team's latest breakthrough in quantum computing. Pictured, left…
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