This project addresses crucial obstacles to using quantum computers to outperform classical algorithms in optimization problems. Our insights bring quantum systems closer to being useful for real-world applications.

Developing and using single-ion clocks for investigating the time variation of fundamental constants and for searching for low-mass dark matter

Development of a parallel time-dependent quantum systems solvers (open and closed) to accurately model sources of noise in modern quantum devices

The project will develop and deliver hardware, firmware and software to read out and control a multi-qubit system. The system will query about qubit states and will control qubit errors in real time.

Quantum computers are subject to inevitable noise processes. A theoretical understanding of noise can help lead to more efficient quantum computations.