Webinars

The 'introduction to robust control' webinar dives into the topic of robust quantum control, providing an introduction to the practical hardware challenges facing quantum computing in 2020 and a discussion of how robust control can help address them

Accelerating the Quantum Ecosystem, introducing the Sydney Quantum Academy

What excites you about the Sydney quantum scene? Hear from our SQA PhD Scholarship students on what they most get out of being part of the Sydney quantum community

In this video, Dr Michael Hush - Head of Quantum Science & Engineering at Q-CTRL, provides an update on all the exciting new BOULDER OPAL features that have recently been released

In this quantum computing video - part of our Q-CTRL Webinar Series - Dr Michael Hush, Head of Quantum Science & Engineering, and Dr Harry Slatyer, Lead Quantum Product Engineer, will cover the following advanced quantum computing topics: 1) How to use quantum control to characterize unknown system parameters such as Rabi rates, axes of rotation for driven operations, and transmission-line band-limits

A method to detect quantum memory in a non-Markovian process TITLE: Witnessing quantum memory in non-Markovian processes SPEAKER: Dr Christina Giarmatzi AFFILIATION: Centre for Quantum Software and Information, University of Technology Sydney HOSTED BY: Dr Clara Javaherian, UTS Centre for Quantum Software and Information ABSTRACT: We present a method to detect quantum memory in a non-Markovian process

Germanium was taken over by silicon in the development of classical technology, but now strikes back in the era of quantum technology

This video is the first of many BOULDER OPAL product updates and it is filled with a lot of the features we've been working hard to build over the last several months

Achieving a communication advantage with an experimental realisation of an indefinitely causal ordered scenario

Improving photon number measurements using multiplexing or quantum memory