Eden Figueroa will be leading the new Quantum Institute at Stony Brook University. This will help the Institute expand their global leadership in the quantum revolution, continue hiring the best and brightest, and deepen their research collaborations.
Jamir Marino led a study that reported that interacting photons and atoms don’t always rapidly reach thermal equilibrium. This could help scale up an emerging quantum computing approach in which photons and atoms play a central role.
SUNY Polytechnic's Electrical and Computer Engineering Department and Xallent were awarded 60k. Their work focuses on using terahertz radiation, a safe form of electromagnetic energy — to inspect semiconductor materials without ever touching or damaging them.
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