The building blocks of quantum computers - qubits - are highly unstable and prone to error. Building tolerance to such error is a major hurdle in scaling-up quantum computers. Now University of Sydney physicists have found that modifying qubit
Celebrating Mahatma Gandhi's birthday. 2 October 2015. More than 250 prominent Australian and Indian leaders from the business, government and education sectors gathered at the Art Gallery of NSW on Wednesday night to celebrate Mahatma Gandhi's
of the University of Sydney, Dr Michael Spence, said. ... Professor MichaelBiercuk has launched a venture-capital-backed quantum tech company,. Q-Ctrl, which is building firmware to deal with errors in emerging quantum technology.
5 public speaking tips. 18 April 2017. From dad jokes to visual cues, our very own TEDx speaker Dr James Humberstone shares tips to help you nail your next public speaking gig. Public speaking can be daunting, regardless of if it's your first talk
Controlling small ensembles of atomic ions in vacuum allows Professor MichaelBiercuk’s team to learn how to control and build new technologies powered by quantum coherence. ... Led by CEO Professor MichaelBiercuk, Q-Ctrl is taking research on
Ms Gupta’s supervisor is Professor Michael J. Biercuk, founder of quantum technology company Q-CTRL and director of the University of Sydney Quantum Control Laboratory in the Sydney Nanoscience Hub.
Michael Bowen wins Eureka Prize - third year running for Sydney's early career researchers. ... Dr Bowen, whose research into oxytocin has gained wide public recognition, joins previous University of Sydney winners in the same Eureka Prizes category:
Philanthropy backs bots. 20 August 2015. Generous donation to support Farmbot for the People project. Anonymous $1.5 million donation to robotics research aims to make technology accessible to the average Australian farmer. Professor Salah Sukkarieh