Ph.D. student creates video for UCLA College’s “Silly Questions, Smart Bruins” series: Graduate student Yongjie He’s (Caram group and member of our CCIQIS) video focuses on the science related to the color purple, tying in with the release of the movie “The Color Purple”.
Yongjia, a leader of the Quantum Computing Student Association at UCLA, imagines how to create a scientifically accurate “mood ring” for Mother Nature, how quantum science has probably changed your life already — and what to do if confronted with a one-eyed, one-horned, flying, purple people eater.
Jonathan Riggs | January 10, 2024
Womanium Quantum Computing and Entrepreneurship Program: <UCLA|Bruinium> Team Won! (Ashley and Changling are members of our CCIQIS)
The UCLA Bruinium team won the “World-class Quantum chemistry with TKET” Hackathon Challenge, which was: “Your company builds hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and is interested in finding new ways for a cost-effective and compact hydrogen storage system.
Penny Jennings | September 13, 2022
NSF-funded UCLA center to develop chemical qubits for quantum computing: The center, led by Anastassia Alexandrova, will break new ground in chemistry
The National Science Foundation has awarded UCLA $1.8 million over three years to establish the Center for Advanced Molecular Architectures for Quantum Information Science, to be led by chemistry professor Anastassia Alexandrova.
Holly Ober | August 23, 2022
UCLA-led team develops new approach for building quantum computers: The building blocks of chemistry offer the potential to dramatically scale up quantum processing
Scientists have developed small molecules that protect the “quantumness” of qubits, an innovative step that could help to scale up processing power.
Wayne Lewis | August 2, 2022