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This funding supports fundamental research into coupling photons and phonons, a critical step toward hybrid quantum systems that leverage light for transmission and sound for storage. By bridging these two domains, the project aims to enhance quantum networking capabilities and precision sensing across various material platforms. Such advancements are essential for scaling quantum processors and developing robust interfaces between different quantum modalities.

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Moore Foundation funds research into light-sound quantum tools

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 7, 20263 min read

William Renninger, an associate professor at the University of Rochester’s Institute of Optics, is developing novel ways to couple light with sound, which could open new possibilities for quantum computing, high-speed networking, and dark matter detection. Renninger is one of 21 new investigators selected for the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation’s Experimental Physics Investigators Initiative, receiving $1.35 million over five years to support ambitious experimental research.

University of Rochester associate professor William Renninger is one of 21 new investigators selected by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation’s Experimental Physics Investigators Initiative, receiving $1.35 million over five years to explore the intersection of light and sound. Renninger’s research focuses on coupling photons,…

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