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This appointment highlights the critical convergence of nanomaterials science and quantum device engineering, specifically focusing on two-dimensional heterostructures that exhibit superconductivity and unique magnetism. By integrating chemistry, physics, and engineering expertise, this research aims to bridge fundamental material understanding with practical quantum circuit development using specialized Canadian infrastructure. The work represents a strategic move toward fabricating next-generation quantum devices that surpass traditional electronic systems through precise nanoscale control.
Waterloo’s Tsen leads quantum nanoscale materials research as new chair

Adam Wei Tsen, named an Endowed Chair in Nanotechnology, leads research into two-dimensional quantum materials—materials engineered at the nanoscale for enhanced electronic properties.
Adam Wei Tsen, Associate Professor in Chemistry and faculty in Quantum Computing, has been appointed an Endowed Chair in Nanotechnology at Waterloo, a position he will hold for an initial term of five years with potential for renewal. Tsen’s…
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