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Quantum Computing to the Max
March 11, 2007 on 2:15 pm | In Computation, Quantum |The Keck Foundation helps support the new Center for Extreme Quantum Information Theory at MIT (xQIT). Seth Lloyd and Jeffrey Shapiro to lead the new center.
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eXtreme QIT? Wow, that makes extreme ironing look like a walk in the park.
Comment by dan — 3/12/2007 #
xQIT has fielded a very strong team: “In addition to [Seth] Lloyd and [Jeffrey] Shapiro, senior investigators include Professors Edward H. Farhi, Jeffrey Goldstone, Leonid S. Levitov, Sanjoy K. Mitter, Peter W. Shor and Jean-Jaques E. Slotine.”
Hmmmm … I was very surprised not to see Isaac Chuang’s name listed. Perhaps he has not been tenured at MIT long enough to qualify as an xQIT Senior Investigator?
Comment by John Sidles — 3/13/2007 #