The University of Queensland

Quantum networks based on superconducting circuits and dissipative channels (2015–2017)

Abstract:

Superconducting circuits have great potential for probing and using quantum nature on a chip but lack networking capabilities between remote sites. In contrary, non-local quantum correlations are critical for quantum devices to surpass classical systems. This project will create capabilities for establishing entanglement between remote superconducting chips using non-local dissipative interaction. Within this approach the created entanglement can be also preserved as long as necessary as a resource for quantum protocols. The resulting technology enables quantum information processing in superconducting circuits on fundamentally larger scales and provides a powerful platform to test the limits for building artificial quantum systems.

Grant type:

ARC Discovery Projects

Researchers:

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  Associate Professor Arkady Fedorov

  Associate Professor
  

  School of Mathematics and Physics

  Faculty of Science

Funded by:

Australian Research Council