Rebuilding the Heart of a Quantum Computer
Three UC Santa Barbara researchers bring complementary strengths to a $27.9 million NSF institute tackling one of superconducting quantum computing’s longstanding limitations.
Three UC Santa Barbara researchers bring complementary strengths to a $27.9 million NSF institute tackling one of superconducting quantum computing’s longstanding limitations.
The advance could enable more energy-efficient optical communications in data centers and support next-generation displays.
UCSB chemical engineer receives prestigious fellowship to develop low-cost technologies for storing renewable energy year-round.
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