Welcome to
The Texas Quantum Institute
Discovery and applications for a quantum revolution
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Research
Making discoveries about how to control and leverage quantum information for society-benefiting applications.
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Initiatives
Dozens of core research faculty across UT contribute to our international reputation for quantum advances that span disciplines.
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Leadership
The institute is codirected by Elaine Li of the Department of Physics and Xiuling Li of the Chandra Family Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
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Opportunities
2025 Texas Quantum Institute Postdoctoral and Graduate Fellows
Deadline: January 31st, 2025, Applications and questions should be submitted to TQI-OE@utexas.edu.
Announcements
2025 New Article:
π Unlocking the Quantum Frontier at UT Austin! π§¬
Quantum mechanics might not help you shrink like Ant-Man, but itβs revolutionizing science and technology in ways that are transforming our world. At the University of Texas, the new Texas Quantum Institute (TQI) is leading the charge in quantum research, uniting experts across disciplines to push the boundaries of what's possible. This exciting development was recently featured in the Texas Engineer magazine, showcasing the groundbreaking work happening right here on campus.
π¬ Key Highlights from the Article:
- Quantum Mechanics: Explains phenomena that classical physics can't, like particles tunneling through barriers and spinning in multiple directions.
Technological Revolution: Understanding quantum behavior has led to breakthroughs in semiconductors and MRI technology.
- Quantum Computing: Promises to solve complex problems faster than ever, with UT researchers tackling major hurdles like error correction.
- Quantum Sensing: Developing devices that could detect explosives or diagnose cancer through advanced photonic technologies.
π TQI's Vision:
- Bringing together expertise in semiconductor materials, physics, and computer science.
- Addressing challenges in quantum computing and sensing to make these technologies practical and widely available.
As highlighted in the article, mastering control over individual quantum systems places us on the brink of a new quantum revolution with vast applications in computing, medicine, and energy. Exciting times ahead!