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Projects/Programs

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Quantum Bioimaging

Ongoing
The Biosystems and Biomaterials Division (BBD) is developing tools to take advantage of the quantum nature of light, enabling new biological measurements as

Quantum Biophotonics

Ongoing
Faint light detection is a staple in biology- used from systems biology research to bioassays for biomanufacturing and healthcare diagnostics.

Quantum Communications and Networks

Ongoing
The Quantum Communication and Networks Project develops quantum devices and studies them for use in quantum communications and networking applications. Our goal

Quantum Computing with Trapped Ions

Ongoing
The coherent control of quantum-mechanical systems holds promise for revolutionizing computing. We develop new methods and technologies to improve the fidelity

Quantum Conductance

Ongoing
Graphene, the two-dimensional honeycomb carbon lattice isolated in 2004, has enabled significant advancement in a variety of subfields in physics due to its

Quantum Networking with Trapped Ions

Ongoing
Quantum networks, a promising resource for computing and sensing, generate useful entanglement between locations separated by geographic distances. Our research

Quantum Optical Networks

Ongoing
This program develops new measurement techniques, tests and performance procedures, standards, and best practices to enable industry and government to gain

Quantum Physics Theory

Ongoing
Theoretical work relevant to the determination of values of the fundamental constants, tests of bound-state quantum electrodynamics (QED), and methods of

Sources, detectors and metrology

Ongoing
We develop and learn how to characterize non-classical light sources and single-photon detectors. To have an accurate model of a single-photon detector’s

Universal Quantum Bus

Ongoing
If quantum computers and networks are ever to be realized, they likely will be made of different types of parts that will need to share information with one