Research | Columbia Quantum Initiative

Toward a Quantum Computer That Calculates Molecular Energy

Tuning the Bonds of Paired Quantum Particles to Create Flow Without Losing Energy

Twistoptics—A New Way to Control Optical Nonlinearity

Ultracold Molecules Are Now Ultrastable

Unique Quantum Material Could Enable Ultra-powerful, Compact Computers

Unlocking Graphene’s Superconducting Powers with a Twist and a Squeeze

Using Light to Precisely Control Single-Molecule Devices

Using Materials from Columbia, Researchers Image the Full Structure of Trapped Excitons

What if Metals Could Conduct Light?

What Makes a Diamond Pretty?

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