Center for Quantum Information Science and Engineering

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The White House issued an Executive Order on June 22 to solidify the Nation’s position as the world’s QIST superpower and deliver the commercial and research benefits of quantum innovation to the American people.

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The Center for Quantum Information Science and Engineering (CQISE) is a university center focused on Ohio State’s quantum research enterprise. CQISE brings together a multidisciplinary community of researchers across the university and throughout the region to advance fundamental quantum science, investigate the quantum-classical boundary, and explore applications with quantum advantage.

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Publication Highlight: Reception of a broadband noise-like spread spectrum waveform using a Rydberg atom-based quantum RF receiver

This article discusses the experimental results demonstrating broadband reception of a noise-like spread-spectrum waveform using a Rydberg atom-based quantum radio frequency (RF) receiver. The authors pose that these results validate the feasibility of using atomic sensors for broadband RF waveform reception and highlight their potential in photonics-enabled RF sensing applications. Source: IEEE Photonics Journal

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Our quantum science experts in physics, engineering, and computer science drive research innovation and curriculum development at Ohio State. They're advancing quantum information science and engineering across disciplines through collaborations with academic and industry partners.

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We welcome Ohio State faculty, students, staff, and external researchers passionate about quantum information science to become center members. Interested industry partners are invited to join the Ohio Quantum Consortium.

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