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‘More Possibilities Than There Are Particles in the Universe’
Duke Building a World-Class Team for the Quantum Computing Race
The 2020 Duke ECE Magazine features our growing quantum dream team and highlights additional research in metamaterials and secure computing.
Duke Building a World-Class Team for the Quantum Computing Race
Two metamaterials researchers at Duke are manipulating light at the highest frequencies currently possible to enable applications such as precision agriculture and high-bandwidth communications
Trapping bad actors, detecting fakes and ensuring trustworthiness: secure computing is the goal of these Duke engineers
In 2020-21, Duke ECE is expanding its research portfolio and adding new talent in quantum computing, cybersecurity and advanced networking
Awards, accolades and growth points from the 2019-20 academic year
In 2020, we explored many new ways of teaching and learning—on campus, at home and online
Dear colleagues,
Much has changed since you received last year’s Duke ECE magazine. We have all struggled this year, but we have adapted—as engineers will do—and created innovative new approaches to education and research that have enabled us to keep moving toward our ambitious goals.
Here at Duke ECE we are eagerly looking forward to the launch of the new Duke Quantum Center (DQC) when it opens its doors in the spring. The DQC’s Scalable Quantum Computing Laboratory, or SQLab, will be the first of its kind and unique in all the world, offering its users customized quantum computers to help solve incredibly complex optimization problems.
You can learn much more about the DQC and our expanding quantum team in this year’s digital magazine. You can also read about new research in metamaterials, machine learning and secure computing, our new Minor in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence, and the recent accomplishments of our dogged, talented students and brilliant faculty.
Wishing you a safe and happy fall,
Krishnendu Chakrabarty
John Cocke Professor and Chair
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