quantum computing and quantum information

Multidisciplinary Collaboration: NSF will capitalize on the full breadth of scientific and engineering areas that it funds to bring together researchers from multiple disciplines to address the fundamental science and engineering questions that will accelerate progress in all areas of quantum applications, from sensing to communication to computing to simulation.Advancing Quantum Frontiers: Frontier knowledge generated through NSF-supported discoveries will open new vistas and opportunities in the quantum arena, such as new materials, circuits, and algorithms that enable novel quantum and post-quantum applications including artificial photosynthesis, highly sensitive radiation detectors, and many others not currently foreseen.

NSF is committed to continuing to foster quantum-based research in the following three ways: This creates a need for a workforce trained in a spectrum of disciplines to develop the supply chain and turn new discoveries into practice. At the same time industry is beginning to make its own investments as the first new products are identified and brought to market.

Science and engineering stand before a new paradigm in which the exploitation of distinctly quantum phenomena offers major breakthroughs in areas such as sensing and measurement, computing and simulation, and communication and networking. NSF has a long history of investment in research that has helped lay the groundwork for the quantum-based technology that is on the horizon for rapid development over the next few years.

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Quantum computing and quantum information