Welcome!

We are a team of physicists and engineers devoted to the science and technology of superconducting circuits for quantum computation. We ambition to realize the first scalable prototype of quantum computer, from superconducting quantum hardware, through control electronics, to the full software stack. Our key target with this prototype will be to realize quantum fault tolerance. We invite you to our Research Overview and Publications pages to see our group’s most recent activity on the path to this goal!

Latest News

February 6, 2025: We have just upgraded the publicly available superconducting backend of Quantum Inspire from Starmon-5 to Starmon-7!
With two more qubits and double the number of connected qubit pairs, Starmon-7 offers many more possibilities for exploring NISQ algorithms and even basic error correction. We invite you to try it out!

March 18, 2025: We have just posted to the ArXiv a manuscript investigating the optimal frequency positioning of tunable couplers to minimize the impact of spectator transmons on single-qubit gates, two-qubit gates and readout of other transmons. This is a collaboration with Orange Quantum Systems and QuantWare. We invite you to check the paper out at this link!

Journal club

We meet every Wednesday at 9 am to discuss the latest developments in superconducting quantum circuits. We invite you to take a look at the list of papers we have covered to date, and to join our discussion.