Q-NEXT all-hands meeting – June 12-13, 2024
Attendance is open only to Q-NEXT collaborators. This gathering at Argonne National Laboratory brings together Q-NEXT community members from national laboratories, universities, and industry to learn, discuss and exchange ideas with other Q-NEXT members. The meeting will provide the opportunity to present and discuss Q-NEXT research to date and to expand and enhance the future of Q-NEXT research and collaborations. Collaborators: Contact Charlotte Holloway or your thrust lead with questions. |
LabeEscape at C2E2 – April 26-28, 2024
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US Quantum Information Science Summer School – July 15-26, 2024
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Engineering Quantum Sensors for Networks Workshop – Jan. 24-25, 2024
The workshop brings together researchers from academia, national labs and industry to discuss the state of the art with different quantum sensing modalities across different applications and elucidate future directions for translational impact. The workshop includes talks, poster sessions, an industry panel, lab tours, and hands-on demos at Stanford and SLAC. |
DOE Quantum Information Science Career Fair – Sept. 13, 2023
Employers: Staff a booth at the QIS Career Fair, and recruit the future quantum workforce to your organization. You’ll have the chance to network and publicize your organization’s career opportunities. Show postdocs and students the wide range of QIS jobs they can pursue, from technical and scientific roles to those that facilitate research and bring awareness to QIS. The event is free and virtual. |
Argonne Sixth Quantum Computing Tutorial – June 26-30, 2023
There is no fee to attend the tutorial. The meeting will be held primarily via Zoom. A Zoom link will be provided once your registration attendance criteria has been confirmed. |
Q-NEXT all-hands meeting – April 20-21, 2023
Attendance is open only to Q-NEXT collaborators. This gathering at Argonne National Laboratory brings together Q-NEXT community members from national laboratories, universities, and industry to learn, discuss and exchange ideas with other Q-NEXT members. The meeting will provide the opportunity to present and discuss Q-NEXT research to date and to expand and enhance the future of Q-NEXT research and collaborations. |
Argonne Quantum Foundry ribbon cutting – April 19, 2023
Q-NEXT and Argonne National Laboratory celebrated the official opening of the Argonne Quantum Foundry with a ribbon cutting ceremony on April 19. Speaking at the event were Argonne Director Paul Kearns, Q-NEXT Director David Awschalom, DOE Office of Science Associate Director (Acting) for Advanced Scientific Computing Research Ceren Susut-Bennett, Boeing Chief Scientist for Disruptive Computing and Networks Jay Lowell, and DOE Argonne Site Office Deputy Manager Rock Aker. Read more, and view pictures of the event. |
Quantum Information Science Career Fair – Sept. 14, 2022
The Quantum Information Science Career Fair, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy’s National QIS Research Centers, aims to make undergraduate, graduate and postdoc communities aware of the wide range of QIS careers that they can pursue. Participants will hear from experts in their field, get their questions answered, build their professional networks, and meet potential employers. The event will showcase opportunities available within the centers, national labs, academia and industry. Registration deadline is Sept. 14. |
Third Workshop for Quantum Repeaters and Networks – Aug. 19-21, 2022
Q-NEXT and the Chicago Quantum Exchange are locally co-organizing the Third Workshop for Quantum Repeaters and Networks in Chicago, Aug. 19-21. The goal of the workshop is to discuss the progress, challenges, and new possible directions for quantum repeaters and networks. We invite researchers working on key enabling technologies and system integration, protocols for connecting repeaters across network links with high fidelity, architectures for large-scale networks, and applications of distributed quantum entanglement to participate. |
Meet a PI with Laura Gagliardi – June 28, 2022 Q-NEXT students and postdocs have an opportunity to meet Q-NEXT scientist Laura Gagliardi of the University of Chicago on Tuesday, June 28, from 1:30-2:45 p.m. ET / 10:30-11:45 a.m. PT. Meet a PI events are opportunities for students and postdocs to informally chat with scientists throughout Q-NEXT. This event is open only to Q-NEXT collaborators. |
Meet a PI with Supratik Guha – May 17, 2022 Q-NEXT students and postdocs have an opportunity to meet Q-NEXT CTO Supratik Guha Tuesday, May 17, from 12-1:15 p.m. ET / 9-10:15 a.m. PT. Meet a PI events are opportunities for students and postdocs to informally chat with scientists throughout Q-NEXT. This event is open only to Q-NEXT collaborators. |
Meet a PI with JoAnne Hewett – April 13, 2022 Q-NEXT students and postdocs have an opportunity to meet Q-NEXT Deputy Director JoAnne Hewett on Wednesday, April 13, from 2-3:15 p.m. ET / 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. PT. Meet a PI events are opportunities for students and postdocs to informally chat with scientists throughout Q-NEXT. This event is open only to Q-NEXT collaborators. |
Science seminar – Quantum circuits for quantum time dynamics – April 4, 2022Polynomial Depth Quantum Circuits for Time Evolution of Heisenberg Models Using the Yang-Baxter Equation Speakers Host Virtual seminar
Quantum time dynamics (QTD) is considered a promising problem to solve on near-term quantum computers. However, quantum circuits for QTD grow with increasing time simulation. This study focuses on simulating the time dynamics of 1-D integrable spin chains with nearest-neighbor interactions. We show how the Yang-Baxter equation can be exploited to compress a quantum circuit. With this compression scheme, the depth of the quantum circuit becomes independent of step size and depends only on the number of spins. The compressed circuit scales quadratically with system size, which allows for the simulations of time dynamics of very large 1-D spin chains. In addition, each time step of the simulation can run independently in parallel. We show the implementation of this scheme on an IBM quantum device and demonstrate the impact of our compression scheme on the fidelity of calculations. |
Meet a PI with David Awschalom – March 22, 2022 Q-NEXT students and postdocs have an opportunity to meet scientists throughout Q-NEXT in this series of informal get-togethers with PIs. Q-NEXT Director David Awschalom kicks off the series on Tuesday, March 22, from 1-2:15 p.m. ET / 10-11:15 a.m. PT. This event is open only to Q-NEXT collaborators. |
Workshop on DOE User Facilities for Quantum Information Science – Jan. 12-13, 2022We look forward to seeing you at the first U.S. Department of Energy National Quantum Information Science Research Center workshop on national laboratory user facilities. The workshop takes place for half-days on Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 12 and 13, 2022. The workshop will be virtual. View workshop agenda and details. Attendance is open only to DOE National QIS Research Center collaborators. |
Twitter chat about the quantum internet – Aug. 26, 2021
Thursday, Aug. 26, is Q-NEXT’s first anniversary! On Aug. 26, 12 p.m. Central time, Argonne National Laboratory’s Twitter account will host a Twitter chat featuring Q-NEXT scientists discussing the quantum internet. Visit Argonne’s Twitter channel at that time to join the chat. |
Summer Workshop Series 2021
Q-NEXT, the Chicago Quantum Exchange, and NSF QLCI Hybrid Quantum Architectures and Networks community members and partners are invited to join a virtual summer workshop series on different perspectives in quantum technology commercialization and career pathways. Thursday, July 8, 2021, 12-1 p.m. CDT: Introduction to Technology Commercialization Universities and national labs are all involved in research to advance the frontiers of science and technology. Our July 8 event focuses on providing an understanding of how quantum scientists and engineers, particularly those who are starting their careers in science, can have broader impact with their research and build towards a future career while performing research as a trainee. Speakers include: Eric Ginsburg, University of Chicago Thursday, July 22, 2021, 12-1 p.m. CDT: Perspectives on Quantum Technology Commercialization Our July 22 event focuses on perspectives on the commercialization of quantum technologies. The event will feature speakers from a diverse set of leading quantum technology companies, including small and large businesses; companies founded on university or licensed IP; and established companies that have built a leadership position in quantum information science and technology, including through partnerships for developing technologies originating from research labs. At the event, participants will have a chance to hear about their experiences building quantum information science businesses, how academic research can contribute to technology products, and how to leverage research experience to develop skills and assets. Speakers include: Ben Bloom, Atom Computing Thursday, August 19, 2021, 12-1 p.m. CDT: Career Pathways for Quantum Scientists Individuals with a background in quantum information science and aligned areas enjoy a wide range of career pathways. This event will provide participants with a view into careers at institutions such as national labs and non-graduate degree granting colleges and in fields such as policy and finance. A one-hour panel discussion will be followed by a 30-minute mixer in gather.town. Tentative panel members include: Asha Balakrishnan, STPI |
Sign up to help Dr. S possibly save the world and, hopefully, yourself. LabEscape is FREE at C2E2 2024. Our Chief Science Officer recommends that only agents 12 years and older sign up for these particular missions. Total mission duration (including briefing and debriefing) will be 90 minutes. Plan to arrive at McCormick Place South, Room S503a, no later than five minutes before the listed mission time.
The summer school is an in-residence learning experience for outstanding graduate and undergraduate students and early-career scientists seeking hands-on experience with quantum science and technology in a laboratory setting. The curriculum will be taught at a graduate level.
Q-NEXT researchers are invited to attend the Engineering Quantum Sensors for Networks Workshop, held in person at Stanford University and SLAC from Jan. 24-25, 2024.
Students, postdocs, professionals: Explore the wide range of career opportunities available at the QIS Career Fair. Hear from experts , build your professional networks, get your questions answered, and meet one-on-one with potential employers.
The Argonne Quantum Computing Tutorial is designed to provide hands-on experience programming QAOA (quantum approximate optimization algorithm) and QML (quantum machine learning) algorithms on IBM quantum computers and quantum circuit simulators using error correction and mitigation schemes.
