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CMQT

Center for Molecular Quantum Transduction

Our Mission & Vision

About Us

Quantum-to-quantum transduction is the coherent exchange of information between quantum systems, which is an essential element of quantum information science. In order to develop fundamental scientific understanding needed to carry out quantum-to-quantum transduction through a bottom up synthetic approach that imparts atomistic precision to quantum systems, the Center for Molecular Quantum Transduction (CMQT) explores the underlying interactions among relevant quantum spins, excitons, and vibrational excitations of molecules and molecular materials.

Who are we?

CMQT comprises an interdisciplinary team of chemists, physicists, and materials scientists with the individual expertise and collective breadth to create knowledge in this emerging area. Understanding and achieving quantum-to-quantum transduction, an essential element of quantum information science, has major implications for both the U.S. and global economies.

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CMQT Research Thrusts

Area 1: Localized Molecular Quantum-to-Quantum Transduction

Area 2: Distributed Molecular Quantum-to-Quantum Transduction

Area 3: Multiscale Molecular Quantum-to-Quantum Transduction

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CMQT News

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News

Professor Prem Kumar

What’s the Buzz About Quantum?

April 22, 2024
from Northwestern Magazine

Professor Prem Kumar says quantum physics is essential to creating technologies that will revolutionize our lives — but building a quantum computer is not without challenges

CQE NSF award

NSF Awards $1M to CQE-led Coalition to Strengthen Quantum Technologies in the Midwest

April 18, 2024
from Chicago Quantum Exchange

Northwestern University is part of the NSF Engines project that will develop plans for commercializing quantum technologies and scaling the quantum workforce

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Advancing Quantum Leadership and Community

April 4, 2024
from McCormick Engineering News

Northwestern University hosted a plenary meeting for the Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C) to facilitate the advancement of quantum research and technology development

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Awards

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CMQT Members

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