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Crystal Noel, Huiyang Zhou, Ken Brown, and Emily Edwards present at IEEE Quantum Week

STAQ Collaboration at IEEE Quantum Week

Presentations on hardware and software at IEEE Quantum Week

New Phase of STAQ Awarded

In 2023, the STAQ program received a new multiyear award to continue the work on demonstrating quantum advantage on quantum computing machines based on ion traps.

Summer School 2023 Applications Now Open

STAQ Quantum Ideas Summer School 2023 is a go on site at Duke University. This year's lecturers include Ken Brown, Yongshan Ding, Yufei Ding, Aram Harrow, Alex Kemper, Olivia Lanes, Peter Love, and Akimasa Miyake. More information can be be found at the summer school page.

STAQ Summer School 2022

STSTAQ Summer School 2022 is a go. This year's lecturers are Aram Harrow, Akimasa Miyake, Peter Love, Shelby Kimmel, Ken Brown, and Felix Leditzky.

Summer School 2021

Summer School 2021 was online again with a broader range of topics.

STAQ Summer School 2020

The STAQ Summer School went virtual. The downside was missing all the great interactions with students. The upside is that all the material is recorded so that everyone can learn more quantum information.

STAQ at SQuInT 2020

The 22nd Annual SQuInT workshop was held in Eugene, Oregon. Organized by STAQer Akimasa Miyake, University of New Mexico, with Brian Smith at the University of Oregon. STAQ presented one invited talk and three contributed talks.

STAQ at QEC2019

Members of the Brown lab at Duke and the Chong lab at U. Chicago presented at the 5th International conference on Quantum Error Correction.

Quantum Students

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Let's Learn Quantum

A week-long summer school led by Duke ECE professor Kenneth Brown explored topics in quantum information for beginners and experts alike.

Summer STAQ

Summer School

The inaugural STAQ Quantum Ideas School (#SummerSTAQ) is underway.

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STAQ at ISCA 2019

STAQ researchers at Chicago and Duke will present about their Asymptotic Improvements to Quantum Circuits via Qutrits at ISCA 2019.

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STAQ Kickoff Meeting

STAQ Teams met at Duke University in December to launch the project.

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Duke to Lead $15 Million Program to Create First Practical Quantum Computer

Seven-university, five-year interdisciplinary collaboration is funded by the National Science Foundation’s largest quantum computing effort to date