Physical Measurement Laboratory / Quantum Electromagnetics Division

Quantum Processing Group

The Quantum Processing Group develops new technologies for processing information using superconducting circuits. In addition, advanced fabrication techniques are being developed to enable true scaling of both superconducting quantum computers and ion-trap based systems.

Projects and Programs

coplanar superconducting waveguide

Amplifiers

To process quantum information it is important to have amplifiers with wide bandwidth, high dynamic range, and low noise.

Ion Traps

The Ion Traps Project collaborates with PML's Ion Storage Group to lower the intrinsic heating of ions from ion trap components.
Superconducting qubit development and spectroscopy

Qubits

The Qubits Project develops new geometries for superconducting quantum binary devices as fundamental building blocks for quantum computing.
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Awards

2014 APS Fellow - David Pappas

The criterion for election is exceptional contributions to the physics enterprise; e.g., outstanding physics research, important...
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NRC Postodcoral Opportunity

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