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Qubits comprised of holes could be the trick to build faster, larger quantum computers
02/04/2021A new study by FLEET and CQC2T indicates holes may be the solution to operational speed/coherence trade-off, potential scaling up of qubits to a mini-quantum computer.
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CQC2T CI Professor Sven Rogge has been elected President of the Australian Institute of Physics (AIP)
09/02/2021Professor Rogge says the main objective of his presidency will be to engage with physicists at all career stages in Australia, in both academia and industry.
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Prof Elanor Huntington has been elected as a 2020 Fellow to the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering (ATSE).
18/01/2021Prof Huntington's Fellowship recognises her "historic breakthroughs in quantum computing", including proving certain light beams can be destroyed, teleported and then perfectly reassembled.
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BLOG: THE LITHOGRAPHER: QUANTUM ISSUE
09/12/2020QC²T Director, Prof. Michelle Simmons talk to The Lithographer about quantum computing research and her unique fabrication process.
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CQC2T WOMEN IN STEM PHD AND HONOURS SCHOLARSHIPS – applications close 11 January 2021
02/12/2020CQC2T is looking for female PhD and Honours students to join our multidisciplinary team of scientists and engineers developing quantum computing and communication technologies of the future.
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Hitting the quantum ‘sweet spot’: researchers find best position for atom qubits in silicon
01/12/2020Researchers from CQC2T working with Silicon Quantum Computing have located the ‘sweet spot’ for positioning qubits in silicon to scale up atom-based quantum processors.
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Reimagining the laser: new ideas from quantum theory could herald a revolution
27/10/2020A team of Australian quantum theorists has shown how to break a bound that had been believed, for 60 years, to fundamentally limit the coherence of lasers.
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Silence, please: UNSW scientists create quietest semiconductor quantum bits on record
08/10/2020Researchers at UNSW Sydney have demonstrated the lowest noise level on record for a semiconductor quantum bit, or qubit.
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Nano-microscope gives first direct observation of the magnetic properties of 2-D materials
18/09/2020CQC2T researchers study the magnetic properties of ultrathin materials directly, via a new microscopy technique that opens the door to the discovery of more two-dimensional (2D) magnetic materials.
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New quantum paradox reveals contradiction between widely-held beliefs
18/08/2020Quantum physicists at Griffith University have unveiled a new paradox that says, when it comes to certain long-held beliefs about nature, “something’s gotta give”.
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AIP ARC Seminar – Go big or go home: scaling up quantum computing with optical continuous-variable systems
31/07/2020CQC²T Chief Investigator A.Prof Nicolas Menicucci will be presenting his research on scaling up quantum computing with optical continuous-variable systems at the AIP online seminar - 11am 6th August.
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Scientists strengthen quantum building blocks in milestone critical for scale-up
21/07/2020A team led by CQC2T CI Prof Sven Rogge have significantly increased the coherence time of a spin-orbit qubit in silicon, opening up a new pathway to scale silicon quantum computers
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