This Spring semester the QUIEST Center is continuing to expand its new seminar series geared towards PhD and Post Doc students across SEAS and SAS to present on quantum-related topics of their choosing. Read on for more information on this week's seminar presentation: Presentation by: Wei Yuan, Scientist at Goeppert LLC (Pennovation Center) Talk...
This Spring semester the QUIEST Center is continuing to expand its new seminar series geared towards PhD and Post Doc students across SEAS and SAS to present on quantum-related topics of their choosing. Read on for more information on this week's seminar presentation: Presentation by: Spenser Talkington, PhD student in Physics Talk Title: Tensor...
This Spring semester the QUIEST Center is continuing to expand its new seminar series geared towards PhD and Post Doc students across SEAS and SAS to present on quantum-related topics of their choosing. Read on for more information on this week's seminar presentations: First Presentation by: Joseph Minnella, PhD student in Physics Talk Title: ...
Collaborative Brainstorm Session for Seminar Participants Description: Join us for the first of our QUIEST PhD & Postdoc Seminar Series to meet and connect with other members of the community and collectively brainstorm ideas for seminar presentations, discussions, and other activities. Sign up here for a Fall seminar slot to present or lead a...
Presentation by: Joseph Minella Talk Title: Overview of the Quantum Engineering Lab Description: We will present an overview of research in Lee Bassett’s Quantum Engineering Lab, spanning from the characterization of new materials for quantum information science and technology to the multi-qubit control of established platforms such as NV centers in diamond. Zoom:...
Presentation by: Noah Johnson Talk Title: Readout in Quantum Dot Spin Qubits Description: In this talk, I will present an overview of spin qubit readout in semiconductor quantum dots, introducing fundamental measurement principles and highlighting established and emerging techniques. The discussion will cover key methods such as energy-selective tunneling (Elzerman readout), Pauli spin...
Talk Title: Roundtable Discussion Description: This session will feature a participant discussion on topics for future sessions, including different aspects of current research and papers and articles of interest. All input is welcome. Zoom: https://upenn.zoom.us/j/92143520041
Presentation by: Mridul Pushp Talk Title: "On the path to probing spins using cryogenic frequency converters and amplitude modulators based on high kinetic inductance superconducting transmission lines" Description: Quantum computing architectures utilizing microwave control lines require significant cooling power that can limit the scaling of the system. There has been a push towards...
Presentation by: Seong Woo Oh Talk Title: Scanning Gate Microscopy in Quantum Computing Description: Physical realization of quantum bits is fraught with many sources of qubit instability: TLS (Two-Level systems) defects , nuclear and thermal environmental noise , random charge fluctuation , fabrication defects, and valley splitting . In this talk, I will...
Presentation by: Jonathan Hess Talk Title: Randomized Benchmarking for Spin Qubits Description: This will be an overview of randomized benchmarking and a discussion on recent experimental results on single qubit gates from our group. Fidelity and visibility optimization techniques will also be covered. Zoom: https://upenn.zoom.us/j/92143520041