CQuIC

The Center for Quantum Information and Control (CQuIC) is a research center co-located at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque and the University of Arizona in Tucson. Research at CQuIC is focused on the control of complex quantum systems: we aim to make quantum systems march to our orders, instead of doing what comes naturally. Our research is organized as quantum information and computation, quantum control and measurement, quantum metrology, and quantum optics and communication, and we have extensive theoretical and experimental research programs in all these areas.

The Center’s Director is Ivan Deutsch. CQuIC works closely with two local partners, Sandia National Laboratories and Los Alamos National Laboratory.

CQuIC is supported by a center-wide grant from the National Science Foundation.

Looking to join us as a postdoc or a research student? Find out about those opportunities here.

Featured Video

Watch Controlling the Quantum World, a 2014 video about the Center for Quantum Information and Control.

Newsletter

Our latest Newsletter, Focus: CQuIC Year In Review featuring program and faculty profiles, research grants, and donation information available online

Publication Highlight

News

Congratulations Travis Scholten!

Congratulations to CQuIC Graduate Student, Travis Scholten. Travis defended his dissertation September 26, 2018 and has joined the ranks of CQuIC graduates applying their skills and knowledge, and sharing what ...
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21st Annual SQuInT Workshop

The 21st Annual SQuInT Workshop is scheduled to take place at the Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town in Albuquerque, NM.  The three-day workshop begins on Monday, February 10, 2019 and ends on Wednesday, February ...
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NSF EQuIP-RAISE Funds Awarded to CQuIC Faculty Associate Saikat Guha: CQuIC to Collaborate

“The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded $31 million for fundamental quantum research” under its EQuIP-RAISE program “that will enable the United States to lead a new quantum technology revolution.” One ...
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Visiting Academic Colleague, Alberto Marino at CQuIC

CQuIC welcomes Alberto Marino, Associate Professor at the University of Oklahoma as a UNM Visiting Academic Colleague.  Prof. Marino is on sabbatical in Albuquerque for the 2018-2019 academic year, working ...
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CQuIC Welcomes Professor Elizabeth Crosson

Please join us in welcoming Elizabeth Crosson as a regular faculty member of CQuIC as she takes up her position as UNM Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy beginning September ...
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