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This congressional briefing underscores the critical intersection of federal policy, workforce development, and sustained funding required to maintain U.S. leadership in quantum science. The event highlights specific initiatives like the Quantum Grid Resilience Initiative, emphasizing that strategic infrastructure investment is as vital as pure research for advancing the field.
Stony Brook Hosts Congressional Briefing on Quantum Technology
Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Stony Brook University brought its leadership in quantum science and education to Capitol Hill on September 16, convening members of Congress, senior federal science officials and researchers from across the country for “Winning the Quantum Race: Workforce, Research and Innovation,” a congressional briefing focused on what it will take to […]
Stony Brook University hosted a congressional briefing on September 16 focused on U.S. quantum research, innovation and workforce development. The event brought together researchers from Stony Brook, Brookhaven National Laboratory, the Department of Energy, the University of Missouri and Ohio State University for discussions on quantum science and workforce needs. The briefing also highlighted Stony Brook’s proposed $4.2 million FY27 federal funding for its Quantum Grid Resilience Initiative and its broader engagement with federal policymakers. PRESS RELEASE — Stony Brook University brought its leadership in quantum science and education to Capitol Hill on September 16, convening members of Congress, senior federal science officials and researchers from across the country for “Winning the Quantum Race: Workforce, Research and Innovation,” a…
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