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This NSF grant targets advanced electronic materials specifically for semiconductors and quantum devices, aiming to minimize energy waste in information processing. The research focuses on developing non-equilibrium quantum metamaterials and coherent charge-neutral flow, which are foundational components for next-generation quantum hardware rather than general consumer electronics or software updates.

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Columbia’s materials center wins NSF funding for a third time

Quantum ZeitgeistAugust 17, 20265 min read

Columbia’s third National Science Foundation MRSEC grant, worth $18 million, will advance research into advanced electronic materials.

Columbia University has secured $18 million in National Science Foundation funding, marking the third time since 2014 the institution has won a competitive Materials Research Science and Engineering Center grant. This year, the NSF awarded only six such grants from approximately 20 university-led centers nationwide. Under the direction of Colin Nuckolls, the new center will focus on a critical challenge in modern technology: “moving and processing information without wasting energy,” according to Columbia’s executive vice president for research, Jeannette Wing. Researchers will build on prior discoveries to develop advanced electronic materials for semiconductors and quantum devices over the next six years.…

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