QSI News

Dr Christina Giarmatzi shares her journey of becoming a quantum researcher.

Apply now for a PhD Scholarship in superconducting quantum technologies.

 

A new grant to support advanced manufacturing of superconducting quantum circuits.

An ACM SIGPLAN Distinguished Paper Award presented to two QSI researchers at OOPSLA 2020

QSI are the recipients of two ARC Discovery Project grants for quantum technology research

Conference submissions are now open for AQIS ’20 Virtual Conference, 7 – 9 December 2020

Well-known mathematics and physics theories may be re-examined after new quantum findings.

Meet the meQuanics: A research podcast for anyone interested in quantum technologies. 

In January, the UTS Quantum Computer Science School offered lectures, workshops and tutorials to budding quantum researchers.

QSI’s Distinguished Professor Mingsheng Ying is featured as this month's member of the Association of Computing Machinery.

Join QSI researchers on 31st October, at CEBIT 2019, to discuss the quantum advantage in business solutions.

How will a quantum computing world revolutionise business and industry?  Join us in for one-day quantum computing due...

Seminar 1:  Quantum state preparation via inequality testing
Seminar 2: Tuneable transmon interactions

"Quantum advantage with noisy shallow circuits in 3D", a joint work with researchers from IBM, the UWaterloo and TU Munich.

Invitation for  the 1st QSI seminar in 2019 presented by Professor Scott Aaronson and Associate Professor Dana Moshkovitz 

UTS:QSI researcher receives J G Russell Award from the Australian Academy of Science

CQSI Graduating students achievements and career futures.

When will quantum computers be able to crack the codes that keep bitcoin safe?

Universal access to a new quantum programming environment is now available.

Paper accepted for STOC 2018

UTS QSI to host TQC 2018 and workshop on Quantum Software

Six papers from UTS:QSI were accepted for the 21st Quantum Information Processing (QIP) series.

UTS:QSI is pleased to report its success in two ARC schemes announced on 10 November.

New paper: "On the Complexity of Random Quantum Computations and the Jones Polynomial" has been released.

Press Release: Quantum experts team up to secure cryptocurency

UTS:QSI paper accepted at POPL 2018

UTS:QSI has 1 invited, 2 long, and 5 short talks at AQIS 2017.

UTS:QSI has one paper accepted at FOCS 2017.

UTS:QSI has five talks accepted at Beyond I.I.D. in Information Theory 2017, held at the Institute for Mathematical...