Within the next decade, quantum computing has the potential to provide insight to problems in physics and chemistry that would otherwise be intractable. Examples of such problems span from predicting molecular spectra to simulating field theories to probing the dynamics of spin models. Because large fault tolerant machines are still in the distant future, it...

While simulation of quantum problems with classical computers has revolutionized fields like chemistry, materials science, condensed matter and nuclear physics, successful implementation of quantum algorithms has the potential to yield enormous additional computational capabilities for studying complex quantum systems. Over the past several decades there has been considerable progress in the development of quantum hardware....

Hear from experts discussing market prospects, information systems and computing, communications, sensing and imaging, a special focus on photonics in quantum, and the path for building a commercial ecosystem. Quantum West will take place 26 January at Photonics West 2022 and feature invited speakers throughout the day. This event is organized in partnership with the...

Join us in San Francisco for Photonics West 2022 Experience the energy of Photonics West as everyone gathers for an exciting year in San Francisco. Get ready to enjoy real conversations, hear the latest breakthroughs, and make important connections in person. Hear cutting-edge research in biomedical optics, biophotonics, industrial lasers, optoelectronics, microfabrication, MOEMS-MEMS, displays, and...

From Strange Metals to Topological Superconductivity A number of recent developments in the field of strongly correlated electron systems such as strange metal behaviour probed by new tools or detected in new settings, as well as new types of unconventional superconductors, including candidate topological superconductors—are creating a lot of excitement. Yet these developments have often...