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Quantum Computing & Simulation
In Physics World | Metasurfaces Create Super-sized Neutral Atom Arrays for Quantum Computing
In Quanta | A New Complexity Theory for the Quantum Age
In Quanta | Cryptographers Discover a New Foundation for Quantum Secrecy
In Scientific American | Quantum Randomness Could Create a Spoof-Proof Internet
John Bostanci Named a Finalist for the Jane Street Graduate Fellowship
John Preskill Kicks Off the Columbia Quantum Initiative Distinguished Speaker Series
Lana Doroshevich Kept Her Summer Cool With Quantum Computers
Neutral-Atom Arrays Are A Rapidly Emerging Quantum Computing Platform. These Columbia Researchers Know How to Make the Biggest Arrays Yet
NYC HAQ Is Open for Registration!
On CBS News | The Race to Develop Quantum Computers
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