Quantum science and engineering at Yale is a broad interdisciplinary area spanning several subfields of physics, electrical engineering, chemistry, computer science and materials science. Key intellectual foci include quantum computation and communication, quantum simulations, quantum sensing, and quantum materials.
For further information on the involvement of Yale Physics in quantum research, please see Quantum at Yale Physics.
Faculty
- Yoram Alhassid
- Sean E. Barrett
- Hui Cao
- Richard Chang (Emeritus)
- Michel Devoret
- Steve Girvin
- Jack Harris
- Steve Lamoreaux
- Reina Maruyama
- David Poland
- Nick Read
- Robert Schoelkopf
- Douglas Stone
Experiments
- Laser Diagnostics and Optical Scattering
- Many Body Physics and Quantum Computation
- Mesoscopic and Optical Physics
- Nanophotonics, quantum optics and mesoscopic physics of photons
- Optically Pumped Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
- Quantum coherence in mesoscopic superconductors
- Quantum Optics and Optomechanics
- Quantum Optics, Quantum Electronics, and Micromechanics
- Quantum Transport, Single-Electron Devices, and Charge Dynamics in Nanostructures
- Ultracold Polar Molecules