Quantum Communication Theory Program

Quantum Communication is the transmission of information via the coherent exchange of quantum systems, usually optical. Its study has led to new communication technologies, for example quantum key distribution, a secure communication technique with no classical...

Optical Quantum Computing Theory

The Optical Quantum Computing Theory Program, led by Dr Austin Lund from the University of Queensland, expands understanding in the power of quantum computation from the perspective of quantum optics theory. Intermediate, or non-universal quantum computing models have...

Silicon Qubit Environment & Interface Program

The Silicon Qubit Environment & Interface Program, led by Professor Sven Rogge at UNSW Sydney, aims to couple qubits in a robust manner from the atomic nano-meter length scale to macroscopic coupling via photons. On the atomic scale we optimise the coupling...

Directed Ion Implantation Program

The Directed Ion Implantation Program develops processes for top-down directed precision placement of single atoms into silicon devices by ion implantation. Our technique offers a fast-track to arrays of donor qubits for devices in silicon that is compatible with the...

Integrated Quantum Networks and Control Program

The Integrated Quantum Networks and Control Program, led by Dr Hidehiro Yonezawa, based at UNSW Canberra, aims to demonstrate a new paradigm for implementing intrinsically stable and controllable quantum devices using quantum control. An objective of this program is...