
US Department of Energy Stands Up New Quantum Centers to Drive Collaborative Technology Development
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Authors: Bob Sorensen
Publication Date: April 2020
Length: 2 pages
The US Department of Energy recently initiated a program to establish as many as ten Quantum Information Science (QIS) research centers over the next five years and is currently accepting applications for the first round of two to five centers. Each center will have a specific focus area among highlighted quantum technologies including computing, communication, and sensing.
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