MIT News July 5, 2023
Sponsored by the Laboratory for Physical Sciences (LPS) Qubit Collaboratory, a National Quantum Initiative-funded center, the program makes MIT Lincoln Laboratory’s cutting-edge fabrication capabilities available at no cost to institutions working on U.S. government-funded research. Researchers can submit quantum circuit designs for fabrication, and the completed circuits are returned to advance scientific inquiry in their home facilities. The qubits are made on-site at the Microelectronics Laboratory, considered to be one of the U.S. government’s most advanced foundries, and in specialized prototyping facilities. More than 20 research groups are poised to leverage the foundry as the access model expands, and this number is expected to grow over time. Those interested in working with the SQUILL Foundry can reach out for more information … read more
… MIT Lincoln Laboratory Foundry is expanding access to quantum research… Credit: Nicole Fandel