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The NSF and UKRI's joint $10 million investment targets foundational molecular quantum information science, specifically advancing spin qubit engineering and decoherence mitigation within complex architectures. This funding phase expands international collaboration to synthesize custom molecular systems capable of preserving quantum states for future sensing and processing hardware.
NSF and UKRI Commit $10 Million in Joint Funding for Molecular Quantum Information Science
The NSF and UKRI have jointly committed $10 million to fund eight transatlantic research teams in molecular quantum information science. This initiative, with $5 million from NSF and £3.7 million from UKRI, focuses on foundational chemistry research to manipulate quantum states in complex molecular architectures. This second phase of funding aims to synthesize custom molecular systems, engineer molecular-scale spin qubits, and model quantum information transfer, directly supporting international research partnerships. The post NSF and UKRI Commit $10 Million in Joint Funding for Molecular Quantum Information Science appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) have launched a joint $10 million (£7.4 million) research initiative supporting eight transatlantic research teams.…
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