Superconducting Quantum Materials & Systems Center hosted by @Fermilab
Batavia, Illinois
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SQMS Center retweeted
Recently, Fermilab received two new awards as part of the @energy's Genesis Mission. The Fermilab-led awards will expand the lab's critical role in the Genesis Mission by developing custom microelectronics and advancing quantum information science.
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This Genesis Mission award builds on SQMS’s advances in superconducting quantum hardware, including its long-lived cavities, quantum-control methods & Quantum Garage experimental capabilities.
Congrats to our co-investigators: @ibm @nvidia @PurdueQuantum @QuantumQM @UChicagoPME
Fermilab received two new awards as part of the @energy's Genesis Mission. The Fermilab-led awards will expand the lab’s critical role in the Genesis Mission by developing custom microelectronics and advancing quantum information science.
news.fnal.gov/2026/10/fermil…
SQMS Center retweeted
Fermilab received two new awards as part of the @energy's Genesis Mission. The Fermilab-led awards will expand the lab’s critical role in the Genesis Mission by developing custom microelectronics and advancing quantum information science.
news.fnal.gov/2026/10/fermil…
A landmark SQMS study links materials and fabrication features to superconducting qubit performance.
The blind analysis of 22 devices points to sidewall angle, trench depth and surface oxide thickness as features associated with qubit coherence.
Read more: news.fnal.gov/2026/10/sqms-c…
SQMS Center retweeted
Technologies first developed for particle physics are now helping advance quantum science, while quantum technologies are opening new ways to study the universe at its smallest scales.
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SQMS Center retweeted
A first-of-its-kind blinded materials characterization study spanning 22 superconducting quantum devices, seven characterization techniques and six leading institutions helps build the scientific foundations of scalable quantum computing. @sqmscenter
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SQMS Center retweeted
Quantum computing is becoming a revolutionary tool for scientific discovery.
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A new @doescience report lays out a roadmap to scientifically useful, fault-tolerant quantum computing by 2028, along with a longer-term vision for a DOE Quantum Computing User Facility.
🔗 Read the full report: shorturl.at/CoYSn
The report was developed by the Office of Science Advisory Committee Quantum Subcommittee, chaired by our SQMS Director @GrassellinoSRF and Q-NEXT Chief Technology Officer Supratik Guha.
SQMS Center retweeted
Quantum science will unlock the ability to connect quantum computers across vast distances! 🌐
Fermilab scientists are advancing these quantum networks to make them reliable, scalable, and secure.
Learn more at symmetrymagazine.org/article…
Catch the National QIS Research Center directors at #QCE26 for a panel discussing how the centers are scaling the quantum future! See you soon!
@IEEEQuantumWeek
@qnextquantum @QSAcenter @QuantumSciCtr @C2QAdvantage
The National QIS Research Centers are heading to IEEE Quantum Week #QCE26 ⚛️ ✈️
Stop by booth 710 to meet our teams, learn about our research, and explore collaboration opportunities.
@QSAcenter @qnextquantum @QuantumSciCtr @C2QAdvantage
SQMS Center retweeted
Qudits have even more states than qubits.
This ability can make quantum computers even better at solving certain complex problems.
#FermilabTech #Fermilab #Quantum
SQMS Center retweeted
The same technologies that allow us to study the smallest particles in the universe are now driving breakthroughs in quantum science.
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SQMS Center retweeted
Quantum entanglement isn’t two particles breaking the laws of physics to share information across long distances—it’s a single, connected system. Measuring one particle reveals part of that system’s overall state, offering insight into the whole.
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SQMS Center retweeted
Quantum computers promise to reshape the future of scientific discovery.
Quantum computers use the principles of quantum science to explore more possibilities at once than a classical computer can.
Learn more at qis.fnal.gov/research-areas/…
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