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Projects from Maryland

Graph showing that this program enables the crucial inclusion of circuit functionality at cryogenic temperatures to enable scaling of quantum computation to meaningful levels.

Electronics for Cryogenic Environments

There is a continued motivation to scale towards meaningful quantum computation—on the order of one million qubits. The cryogenic electronics program designs
Graph showing Power Electronics Device Maturity vs Metrology Investment. From R&D to Commercial it shows going from Analytical to Statistical. Bullet points on the right side of the image read: Massively Parallel Reliability, Transient device (electrical), High-Temperature Hall, Advanced Electrical Test, FLTS/DLOS, Test Structure Design/Fab., Magnetic Resonance, Photoemission microscopy

Emerging Power Electronic Devices

The ubiquity of power electronics is driving efforts to improve the performance and reliability of wide and ultra-wide bandgap power devices. This program

NCAL: Materials Testing 2.0

Materials Testing 2.0 represents a fundamental shift in how we calibrate material models used in engineering. It leverages modern full-field optical strain
Cryogenic electron microscopy (cryo-EM) image of an LNP/RNA formulation

LNP-RNA Research Grade Test Material

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is currently engaged in an effort to produce a Research Grade Test Material (RGTM) consisting of
Layout of the Nanotechnology Xccelerator Reticle with 30 unique tiles occupying 41 different slots within the reticle.

The Nanotechnology Xccelerator

The Nanotechnology Xccelerator is a pilot program to develop a powerful new family of foundry platforms and test vehicles for academics to do scientific
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