A new study, led by researchers at California Institute of Technology and a new startup company Oratomic, Inc., in collaboration with partners at UC Berkeley.
Early-career researchers from California and Bavaria gathered last week for the Cal-Bay Quantum School.
Caltech physicists have created the largest qubit array ever assembled: 6,100 neutral-atom qubits trapped in a grid by lasers.
A collaboration between CIQC researchers and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) has demonstrated a new class of ion traps that bridges the gap between high-performance physics and scalable engineering.
At the California Quantum Convening in November, the panel “Building California’s Quantum Workforce: CIQC” brought together leaders from across the University of California system.
In a groundbreaking new course supported by the CIQC, students aren’t just learning the equations behind quantum mechanics, they are designing and measuring their own superconducting qubit chips.
The University of California, in partnership with the State of California, hosted the California Quantum Convening at UC Berkeley.
Revolutionary achievement could lead to smaller, more efficient nuclear clocks
UC Berkeley celebrated the grand opening of the Roger Herst Quantum Nexus, a new downtown hub designed to accelerate collaboration, innovation, and workforce development across California’s expanding quantum ecosystem.
The CIQC is pleased to announce that Dr. Claire Cramer has joined UC Berkeley as the new Executive Director of the CIQC and Executive Director of Berkeley Quantum.