Building a quantum computer is a major challenge in understanding the quantum effects that we want to put to practical use for computation. Along with that we have a big challenge in designing the control and measurement electronics that are needed to operate a complex device such as a quantum computer at high frequencies and temperatures near absolute zero.
Led by Program Manager Associate Professor Arne Laucht from UNSW Sydney, the Scale-up Engineering Program focuses on developing these enabling technologies: high-sensitivity quantum measurements, control and readout multiplexing for routing information into, out of, and within the quantum processor.
People
- A. Prof. Arne Laucht Program Manager UNSW Sydney
- Chris Adambukulam PhD Student UNSW Sydney
- Dr. Maya Isarov Research Fellow UNSW Sydney
- Paul Steinacker PhD Student UNSW Sydney
- Hyma Vallabhapurapu PhD Student UNSW Sydney
- Zeheng Wang PhD Student UNSW Sydney
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Featured publications
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Jellybean quantum dots in silicon for qubit coupling and on-chip quantum chemistry
Advanced Materials, 35, Issue 19 (2023)
Indirect control of the (SiV)-Si-29- nuclear spin in diamond
Physical Review B, 105, 205435 (2022)
Observing hyperfine interactions of NV− centers in diamond in an advanced quantum teaching lab
American Journal of Physics, 90, 7 (2022)
Integrated Room Temperature single-photon source for quantum key distribution
Optical Letters, 47, 7 (2022)
Observing hyperfine interactions of NV¯ centers in diamond in an advanced quantum teaching lab
American Journal of Physics, 90, 550 (2022)
Engineering topological states in atom-based semiconductor quantum dots
Nature, 606, 694 (2022)
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