Zihuai, Haoxin, and Hong start faculty positions!
Congratulations to our newest group alumni!!! You can read more about their research labs:
Congratulations to our newest group alumni!!! You can read more about their research labs:
In Fall 2025, 30 students in 10 teams took the first offering of EE290, Superconducting Quantum Circuits (aka “Quantum Tapeout”). Each team designed its own superconducting qubit chip, and in December the students tested their fabricated chips, measuring qubit lifetimes, readout resonator frequencies and dispersive …
Our microwave and optics labs had two big upgrades!
Congratulations to Darius Vera on receiving an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship!
We had a weekend full of great nature, food, and scientific discussions!
Congratulations to Sherry, who joins the Department of Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics at Columbia University as an Assistant Professor! You can read more about her research lab:
We thank Google Research for the award and for supporting our research on quantum transduction!
We welcomed our second dilution fridge, a Bluefors LD250 system, to the lab!
Alp is selected as a 2024 Rose Hills Innovator Fellow!
The tradition continues!
See what we do at the NSF Challenge Institute for Quantum Computation (CIQC) at Berkeley!
Congrats Dr. Odeh!
We are launching a new DOE center at Berkeley Lab to develop ultrahigh frequency phononics for next-generation superconducting quantum technologies!
We had two days of fun discussions with the whole CIQC team:
Spring is here!
Our third cryostat is our coldest:
The team takes a break for other pursuits…
The day started with boxes
Xueyue (Sherry) Zhang is awarded the prestigious Miller Fellowship! She will join our group as a postdoctoral researcher in Spring 2023.
We showed that color centers in silicon can source indistinguishable photons suitable for photonic quantum networks and processors:
The Nobel Prize in Physics goes to experiments with entangled photons on the foundations of quantum mechanics!
Congratulations Mutasem!
Alp is awarded the Micron Corporation Early Career Faculty Award by the College of Engineering. Thanks to Micron Technology for supporting our research on semiconductor quantum technologies!
Our research team unlocked next-level lab note taking (and some cool science)!
We were delighted to host visitors in town for CLEO. Lots of fun discussions on quantum phononics and photonics!
Followed by a hike the next day in the Berkeley hills.
See this talk on how to build quantum transducers between superconducting qubits and optical photons:
Like their classical counterparts, quantum technologies will need interconnects that can transduce signals between processors, memories, and communication modules. In this collaboration between UC Berkeley, Caltech, and Virginia Tech, we will develop techniques to interconnect leading solid-state quantum technologies based on superconducting quantum processors and …
Our group will help build a quantum network testbed between UC Berkeley and LBNL!
Silicon is the ideal material platform for building electrical and photonic circuits at scale. An atomic-scale qubit in silicon suitable for photonic quantum computing and quantum communication has been missing. In a collaboration with computational and experimental teams at Dartmouth and LBNL, our group is …