Victor Albert: Overview of quantum research at UMD

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This short talk provides a snapshot of opportunities in quantum science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (qSTEM) at the University of Maryland College Park (UMD). The UMD quantum ecosystem consists of seven quantum institutes, five quantum-adjacent institutes, and approximately 100 faculty, split 55/45 between theory and experiment. I organize the ecosystem into subfields: each subfield is described, and its corresponding faculty is listed.



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