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The University of Michigan will invest $55 million to pioneer an interdisciplinary research institute focused on advancing discoveries and technology in the quantum science.
Maximizing traditional or quantum computing speeds is being enhanced by understanding electron behavior and capturing their movement.
Mackillo Kira, professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and Markus Borsch, PhD student in electrical and computer engineering, work together in Kira’s office going over some of the fundamental light emission properties for semiconductors. Image credit: Brenda Ahearn, Michigan Engine
An artist's impression of attosecond clocking. Electrons, represented in blue and orange, collide to produce bursts of light that reveal the interactions that govern quantum materials and the quantum information they support. Image credit: Brad Baxley (parttowhole.com) Study: Attosecond clocking