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Dafei Jin's award-winning project focuses on trapping barium ions in solid helium to create a novel platform for long-distance quantum information exchange. This research directly addresses the transition from electrons to ions as carriers, which is essential for building scalable quantum networks capable of transmitting data over hundreds of miles. The grant provides the flexible funding necessary to pursue high-risk experiments that federal programs often cannot support.
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Notre Dame’s Dafei Jin wins Moore Foundation award for quantum networking

Quantum Zeitgeist2 min read

Dafei Jin of Notre Dame is among 21 researchers awarded grants for quantum research, developing a new platform for long-distance quantum information exchange.

Dafei Jin of the University of Notre Dame is among 21 researchers receiving a $1.35 million grant over five years from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation’s Experimental Physics Investigators Initiative. Jin plans to trap single barium ions atop atomically…

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