"Pritzker announces plan to make Chicago quantum technology capital" WGN9, Apr 1 (2024)
"How quantum computing could help us understand the universe" PBS NewsHour, Mar 14 (2024)
"Illinois governor proposes $500M for quantum technologies in new budget" Chicago Quantum Exchange, Feb 21 (2024)
"Axios interview: Illinois gov. adds $500 million to quantum computing quest" Axios, Feb 21 (2024)
"Pritzker wants $500 million for quantum technology" Crain's Chicago Business, Feb 21 (2024)
"Engineer designs molecules for our quantum future" UChicago News, Feb 9 (2024)
"Computational Capabilities That Will Transform the World" Forbes, Jan 22 (2024)
"Diamond spins making waves again" PNAS Commentary, Jan 16 (2024)
"Straining diamond for quantum control" Science: In Other Journals, Jan 4 (2024)
"In novel quantum computer design, qubits use magnets to selectively communicate" Chicago Quantum Exchange, Jan 4 (2024)
"Quantum capital of the world: Emerging field that could solve ‘unsolvable’ problems" WGN9, Nov 1 (2023)
"New Boeing, CQE collaboration will develop talent, advance quantum communications and sensing research" UChicago News, Oct 31 (2023)
"Chicago region designated U.S. Tech Hub for quantum technologies by Biden-Harris administration" UChicago News, Oct 23 (2023)
"FACT SHEET: Biden-Harris Administration Announces 31 Regional Tech Hubs to Spur American Innovation, Strengthen Manufacturing, and Create Good-Paying Jobs in Every Region of the Country" The White House, Oct 23 (2023)
"Biden-Harris Administration Designates 31 Tech Hubs Across America" U.S. Economic Development Administration, Oct 23 (2023)
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"Quantum quarterbacks: Pritzker’s a ‘geek’ for computing science that Emanuel calls ‘cutting edge of the next generation’" Chicago Sun Times, Aug 7 (2023)
"Unseen quantum technology will benefit people, and people are working and collaborating on making it happen" Behind the Cover: August 2023, Physics Today, Aug 2 (2023)
"UChicago, Tohoku University announce new ‘quantum alliance’" UChicago News, Jun 5 (2023)
"University of Chicago joins global partnerships to advance quantum computing" UChicago News, May 21 (2023)
"New foundry to accelerate quantum information research at Argonne National Laboratory" Argonne National Laboratory, April 20 (2023)
"Inaugural US-Switzerland Quantum Symposium sparks international cooperation on critical technologies" UChicago, April 19 (2023)
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"The Day Tomorrow Began: Quantum Technology" UChicago News, (2022)
"Chicago Bets on Quantum Tech as ‘Next Big Thing’ for Its Future" Bloomberg, October 28 (2022)
"High schoolers cast votes in first public test of ultra-secure quantum network" UChicago News, October 19 (2022)
"Obama surprises students in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood" Fox 32 Chicago, October 18 (2022)
"Using quantum data to create an unhackable Internet: ‘We’re getting close,’ University of Chicago expert leading project says" Chicago Sun Times, October 14 (2022)
"Chicago scientists are testing an unhackable quantum internet in their basement closet" Washington Post, October 9 (2022)
"Shielding Qubits with Chemistry" APS Physics, August 18 (2022)
"Chicago now has a 124-mile quantum network. This is what it’s for" Popular Science, June 20 (2022)
"Chicago Quantum Exchange takes first steps toward a future that could revolutionize computing, medicine and cybersecurity," Chicago Tribune, June 18 (2022)
"A fiber-optic network now links Argonne with Hyde Park. Here's why that's a big deal.," Crain's Chicago Business, June 16 (2022)
"Chicago Quantum Exchange and Toshiba Complete their Initial Installation of a Quantum Network in the Chicago Area," Quantum Computing Report, June 16 (2022)
"Chicago expands and activates quantum network, taking steps toward a secure quantum internet," UChicago News, June 16 (2022)
"Undergrads begin summer quantum research with support from Moore Foundation, Chicago region universities, national labs," CQE News, June 14 (2022)
"Researchers Demonstrate Quantum State Measurement in Silicon Carbide," Optica News, June 8 (2022)
"A one-stop shop for quantum sensing materials," PME News, May 27 (2022)
"A one-stop shop for quantum sensing materials," Argonne National Laboratory, May 26 (2022)
"The State Of Quantum Computing: Future, Present, Past," Forbes, April 14 (2022)
"A mathematical shortcut for determining quantum information lifetimes," Chicago Quantum Exchange, April 6 (2022)
"A mathematical shortcut for determining quantum information lifetimes," Argonne National Laboratory, April 6 (2022)
"Five-Second Coherence Time for Silicon Carbide Spins," Optics and Photonics News, February 9 (2022)
"UChicago researchers set record by preserving quantum states for more than five seconds," UChicago News, February 2 (2022)
"Researchers set record by preserving quantum states for more than 5 seconds," Argonne National Laboratory, February 2 (2022)
"U of C researchers make quantum breakthrough," Crain's Chicago Business, February 2 (2022)
"Spin Qubits can be Potentially Useful for Quantum Networks that Employ Optical Fibers," AZO Optics, January 17 (2022)
"New Silicon Carbide Qubits Bring Us One Step Closer to Quantum Networks," California News Times, January 16 (2022)
"New Silicon Carbide Qubits Bring Us One Step Closer to Quantum Networks," SciTechDaily, January 16 (2022)
"New Qubits Bring Us One Step Closer to Quantum Networks," newswise, January 14 (2022)
"New qubits bring us one step closer to quantum networks ," EurekAlert, January 14 (2022)
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"New Qubits Bring Us One Step Closer to Quantum Networks," DOE Office of Science News, January 13 (2022)
"PME students host a night of science and engineering for Pilsen community," PME News, October 27 (2021)
"Blueprint for a robust quantum future," Argonne National Laboratory, April 28 (2021)
Molecular Chemistry Frontier For Quantum Systems," Inside Quantum Technology, January 15 (2020)
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"Quantum state transduction in a hybrid spin-opto-mechanical system," Carlsberg Foundation, November 23 (2020)
"Molecular spins show promise as quantum bits," Physics World, November 23 (2020)
"In new step toward quantum tech, scientists synthesize ‘bright’ quantum bits," UChicago News, November 12 (2020)
"Quantum Computing: A Bubble Ready to Burst?," PC Mag, November 11 (2020)
"Quantum Semiconductors Developed by Pritzker Researchers," The Chicago Maroon, October 28 (2020)
"UChicago to partner on transformative QuSTEAM quantum education initiative," UChicago News, September 25 (2020)
"UChicago scientists control single subatomic quantum memories in semiconductors," UChicago News, September 22 (2020)
"Quantum registers hit the right wavelength," Nature Materials News & Views, September 21 (2020)
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"Argonne, Fermilab at Forefront of ‘Transformational’ Quantum Research," WTTW PBS, September 1 (2020)
"White House Announces $1 Billion Plan to Create AI, Quantum Institutes," The Wall Street Journal, August 26 (2020)
"Department of Energy selects Argonne, Fermilab to lead two multi-million-dollar national quantum research centers," UChicago News, August 26 (2020)
"Feds pick Argonne, Fermi to lead quantum computing research centers," Crain's Chicago Business, August 26 (2020)
"Intel Collaborates with Argonne National Laboratory, DOE in Q-NEXT Quantum Computing Research," Business Wire, August 26 (2020)
"Department of Energy selects Argonne to lead national quantum center," Argonne National Laboratory, August 26 (2020)
"Scientists Extend Quantum States by 22 Milliseconds. That's an Eternity.," Popular Mechanics, August 21 (2020)
"UChicago scientists discover way to make quantum states last 10,000 times longer," UChicago News, ANL, UChicago PME, Phys.org, August 13 (2020)
"Will These Consortia Lead The United States To Global Quantum Supremacy?," Forbes, August 10 (2020)
"The Key Device Needed for a Quantum Internet," Physics, June 30 (2020)
"New analysis shows promise of quantum technologies based on silicon carbide," Chicago Quantum Exchange, June 18 (2020)
"Silicon carbide shows promise for repeaters in future long-distance quantum communications," AIP Scilight, May 15 (2020)
"Trump betting millions to lay the groundwork for quantum internet in the US," CNBC, April 27 (2020)
"When quantum computing and AI collide," Raconteur, April (2020)
"NASA's Plan to Turn the ISS Into a Quantum Laser Lab," Wire, April 22 (2020)
"UChicago, Harvard select students for nationwide quantum program," UChicago News, April 13 (2020)
"Argonne, UChicago scientists take important step in developing national quantum internet," UChicago News, February 19 (2020), Argonne National Laboratory, February 19 (2020)
"Quantum Researchers Develop Method to Measure Photocurrents Flow in 2D," HPCwire, January 16 (2020)
"Creating and observing current vortices in 2D materials," Chicago Quantum Exchange, January 15 (2020), Argonne National Laboratory, January 21 (2020)
"New quantum loop provides testbed for quantum communication technology ," UChicago News, January 10 (2020)
"Building a Quantum Computer From Off-the-Shelf Parts," IEEE Spectrum, January 7 (2020)
"Quantum states in conventional electronics may beat end of Moore's law," New Atlas, December 9 (2019)
"In surprise breakthrough, scientists create quantum states in everyday electronics," UChicago News, December 6 (2019)
"Quantum technology comes of age," Science, November 22 (2019)
"Seeing sound: Scientists observe how acoustic interactions change materials at the atomic level," Argonne National Laboratory, September 23 (2019)
"THE World University Rankings 2020: opportunity for unity," Times Higher Education, September 4 (2019)
"Chicago Quantum Exchange, IBM Q Network partner to advance quantum computing," UChicago News, April 26 (2019)
"Sound waves let quantum systems ‘talk’ to one another," UChicago News, February 15 (2019), as well as Phys.org, Futurity
"The Race Is On to Protect Data From the Next Leap in Computers. And China Has the Lead," New York Times, December 3 (2018)
"Quantum sound waves to open doors for more powerful sensors," UChicago News, November 21 (2018), as well as Phys.org
"Chicago Quantum Summit draws experts from industry, government, and academia," PME News, November 12 (2018)
"UChicago's relationship with U of I grows cozier," Crain's Chicago Business, October 31 (2018)
"Universities, national laboratories join forces to push Chicago into lead on quantum technology," UChicago News, October 30 (2018), as well as ABC 7 Eyewitness News, Chicago Tribune, Crain's Chicago Business, MyScience.org, The News Gazette, Post Bulletin, Vaaju, and radio WBBM, WBEZ, WGN, WGN
"UChicago to host Chicago Quantum Summit," PR Newswire, October 29 (2018), as well as Yahoo! Finance, Markets Insider, Market Watch by Dow Jones
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"$22 million for quantum research at UChicago and National Labs," UChicago News, September 26 (2018)
"Chicago could be at the center of tech's next quantum leap," Crain's Chicago Business, September 20 (2018)
"Novel sensing technique improves detection of electric fields, mechanical distortions in materials," UChicago PME News, July 25 (2018)
"Quantum physics gets attention—and brighter funding prospects—in Congress," Science, June 13 (2018)
"Nationwide program launches to train new generation of quantum engineers," UChicago News, May 8 (2018) as well as on Twitter
"Primed for a quantum leap in research: UChicago scientists and engineers at the forefront of technology revolution," UChicago Features, May 8 (2018)
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Editors’ Choice in Science: “Spin Thermometers”, Science 340, 788 (2013).
“Quantum researchers control qubit with light”, Richard Chirgwin, The Register, May 2 (2013).
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Maiken Mikkelsen receives 2011 PhD Thesis Prize, European Physical Society - Quantum Electronics and Optics
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“Quantum Cocoon”, Davide Castelvecchi, Science News, Vol. 173, No. 14, p. 216 (2008).
“Diamond ‘Spin-Bath’ Gives Crystal View of Quantum Ripples”, J.R. Minkel, Scientific American, March 20 (2008).
“The Diamond Age of Spintronics”, David D. Awschalom, Ryan Epstein, and Ronald Hanson, Scientific American, Vol. 297, pp. 84-91 October (2007).
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“Putting electronics in a spin”, Jonathan Fildes, BBC World News, August 8 (2007).
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“Physics Update: Room-temperature spin Hall Effect”, Phillip F. Schewe, Physics Today, Vol. 59, Iss. 11, p. 26 (2006). (Local link here.)
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“Room-Temperature Spin Hall Effect”, Phil Schewe, Ben Stein, and Davide Castelvecchi, Physics News Update, No. 793 (2006).
“Spin Hall effect detected at room temperature”, Darius Nikbin, Physics Web, September 11 (2006). (Local link here.)
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“The Future of Computing: Quantum Leap”, Peter Schwartz and Rita Koselka, Fortune, p. 76, August 7 (2006).
“Towards Room-Temperature Quantum Information Processing”, Anne L. Fischer, Photonics Spectra, pp. 142-143, January (2006).
“UCSB Takes Step Toward Spin Processing”, Tommy Peterson, Computer World, p. 38, November 14 (2005).
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“UC Santa Barbara researchers light up ‘dark’ spins in diamond”, Barbara Bronson Gray, Innovations Report, October 27 (2005).
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“Two Groups Observe the Spin Hall Effect in Semiconductors”, Charles Day, Physics Today, Vol. 58, Iss. 2, p. 17 (2005). (Local link here.)
“Physicists Observe Elusive Electron Effect”, Mike Martin, Newsfactor, December 13 (2004).
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“Mesmerizing Semiconductors”, Gerrit E. W. Bauer, Science 306, 1898 (2004).
“Spin Hall Effect in Semiconductors Could Advance Spintronics”, Computer Technology (Germany), Volume 25, 58 (2004). (German)
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“In a spin”, Mark Peplow, Nature 432, 288 (2004). (Local link here.)
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“Hall effect takes a Spin”, Physics Web, November 12 (2004).
“Spin Current Sighting Ends 35-Year Hunt”, Robert F. Service, Science 306, 1116 (2004). (Local link here.)
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“A Positive Spin on Semiconductors”, Robert F. Service, Science 304, 42 (2004).
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“Relativity on a chip”, Michael E. Flatté, Nature 427, 21 (2004).
“Electron Spins Can Control Nuclear Spins”, Phil Schewe, James Riordon, and Ben Stein, Physics News Update, No. 622 (2003).
“Molecularly Bridged Quantum Dots Transfer Spin Information”, Photonics Spectra, September (2003). (Local link here.)
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“Molecules build a bridge to spintronics”, Katie Pennicott, Physics Web, August 1 (2003).
“Physics Update: The giant planar Hall effect”, Phil Schewe, Physics Today, Vol. 56, Iss. 5, p. 9 (2003).
“A new spin on computing”, Materials Today, Vol. 6, Iss. 5, p 10 (2003).
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“Getting Warmer: Magnetic semiconductors reach higher temperatures”, Graham P. Collins, Scientific American, March 9 (2003).
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“Spinning under control”, Materials Today, Vol. 5, Iss. 2, p.10 (2002).
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“Magnesium Diboride, Spin Electronics Cause Stirs”, Simon Mitton, Science Watch, Vol. 12, No. 6 (2001). (Local link here.)
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Editors’ Choice in Science: “Sending Spins Through Rough Terrain” Science 287, 1169 (2000). (Local link here.)
“Injecting spin into electronics”, Michael Oestreich, Nature 402, 735 (1999).
“Giving it a whirl”, Tina Hesman, The Dallas Morning News, p. 7D, September 6 (1999).
Cover Article: “Electron Spin and Optical Coherence in Semiconductors”, David D. Awschalom and James M. Kikkawa, Physics Today, Vol. 52, Iss. 6, p. 33 (1999).
“Puddle that spins together stays together”, Peter Weiss, Science News, Vol. 155, No. 3, p. 39 (1999).