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This DOE-funded initiative applies quantum information science directly to high-energy physics missions at facilities like the Large Hadron Collider and future Electron-Ion Collider. By analyzing entanglement during particle collisions, researchers aim to detect signatures of new physics that traditional methods might miss, marking a significant integration of quantum tools into fundamental research rather than just building commercial hardware or software.
Brookhaven Lab to lead one of eight DOE quantum outpost projects

Brookhaven Lab will lead one of eight projects sharing $7.3 million from the DOE, a Quantum Outpost called "Quantum Information Signatures at Colliders" studying particle collisions at the LHC and the future EIC.
Brookhaven National Laboratory will lead one of eight projects sharing $7.3 million in Department of Energy funding. Its project, “Quantum Information Signatures at Colliders,” is run in collaboration with the University of Pittsburgh and will…
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