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PQI Distinguished Seminar Series - Nathaniel Bishop
PQI hosts Dr. Nathaniel Bishop from Intel. His seminar, "Intel Silicon Qubits and Research Partnerships," will be held on 12/17 at 3pm in 321 Allen Hall on the University of Pittsburgh campus.
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PQI Community Collaboration Awards
The Pittsburgh Quantum Institute solicits proposals for PQI Community Collaboration Awards for up to $45K. Applications should be submitted by 12:00PM on 11/26/2024.
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Spring 2025 Fellowships
PQI solicits proposals for Spring 2025 fellowships. PQI Fellowships will be awarded to students of exceptional ability and promise who are pursuing a Ph.D. in Quantum Science or Engineering. Applications should be submitted by 12:00PM on 11/26/2024.
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Highlights
PQI is comprised of 140+ faculty and 190+ students across three Pittsburgh universities who conduct research in a variety of areas within quantum science and technology.
PQI members are leading research in the fields of quantum sensing, quantum communications, quantum computing, and quantum fundamentals.
PQI hosts a variety of quantum events throughout the year, including public lectures, seminars, and an annual signature event.
Feature Faculty Member
PQI member and professor Susan Fullerton uses ions to control charge transport in two-dimensional materials for high performance electronics.
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News
Dr. Tevis Jacobs Wins Pitt’s Startup of the Year Award
Tevis Jacobs, a professor at Pitt’s Swanson School of Engineering, won the Startup of the Year Award for Surface Design Solutions, a company improving surface performance with machine learning to boost efficiency and reduce costs across industries.
Olexandr Isayev Named Inaugural Carl & Amy Jones Professor of Interdisciplinary Science
"The awarding of the Carl and Amy Jones professorship to Oles is the culmination of his rapid rise from his initial appointment as an assistant professor just four years ago," said Bruce Armitage, head of the Department of Chemistry.