The University of Queensland

Distributed quantum networks with cascaded superconducting circuits (2015–2019)

Abstract:

At the heart of all communication is the need to establish strong correlations between remote sites. The non-local character of quantum correlations enables new communication protocols that are impossible with classical resources alone. This project will realize a novel class of superconducting devices capable of establishing quantum correlations between distant electronic chips through long-range irreversible interactions. The resulting technology will enable completely new approaches to quantum information processing in superconducting quantum circuits and provide a powerful platform to test the limits of our ability to engineer macroscopic quantum systems.

Grant type:

ARC Future Fellowships

Researchers:

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  Associate Professor Arkady Fedorov

  Associate Professor
  

  School of Mathematics and Physics

  Faculty of Science

Funded by:

Australian Research Council