6 August 2025
A new paper on the arXiv
How long does it take an open quantum system to reach its steady state? In a large class of classical systems – those which satisfy "detailed...
28 July 2025
A new paper on the arXiv
The Kerr cat qubit is a bosonic qubit that exhibits a large noise bias. A larger bias translates into fewer resources required for error correction....
A new paper on the arXiv
Quantum metrology promises to drastically improve signal sensing capabilities throughout a range of scientific fields ranging from biology to physics...
9 June 2025
A new paper on the arXiv
Transmon qubits are a leading candidate to encode quantum information. Many recent works have shown that the strong voltages used to measure transmon...
29 May 2025
Two new papers on the arXiv
This spring, two new articles involving members of the groupe appear on the arXiv. Below is a brief summary along with the link to access them....
23 May 2025
Welcome to Rémy !
We recently welcomed Rémy Lyscar to the group. Originally from France and currently a first-year Master’s student in Fundamental Physics at the...
13 February 2025
Welcome to Benjamin and Tianrui !
Last fall, we welcomed two new members in the group.Benjamin Levitan completed his graduate studies at McGill University, obtaining his M.Sc....
12 December 2024
A new paper in PRX
Measurement of the transmon in circuit QED does not have the fidelity expected from theory. In a new paper published in PRX, we present a unified...