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This grant supports fundamental research into atom-photon interactions and optical cavity designs aimed at improving quantum information transmission and precision sensing. The work directly addresses scalability challenges in neutral-atom quantum processors by exploring novel methods to transfer qubits onto photons for fiber-optic networking.

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Montana State physicist’s quantum research wins $750K Air Force grant

Quantum ZeitgeistAugust 27, 20263 min read

Matt Jaffe, an assistant professor in MSU’s Department of Physics, will receive $150,000 in research funding each year for three years from the Air Force’s Young Investigator Program, for basic research on atom-photon interactions. This research could lead to advances in quantum computing and quantum sensing, supporting early-in-career scientists and engineers.

Montana State physicist Matt Jaffe will receive $150,000 in research funding each year for three years from the Air Force’s Young Investigator Program to explore novel approaches to quantum computing and sensing. Jaffe, an assistant professor in MSU’s Department of Physics, is focusing on manipulating light within optical cavities, devices where light…

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