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- This course on quantum information science is a collective effort to further advance knowledge and understanding in quantum information and quantum computing.[1]
- The National Science Foundation can and should play the leading role in addressing these problems and in fostering the continued success of quantum information science.[2]
- The emerging discipline of quantum information science (QIS) is providing profound new insights into fundamental problems relating to both computation and physical science.[2]
- The explosive recent development of quantum information science can be attributed to two essential converging factors.[2]
- It can also be foreseen that the emergence of quantum information science will have an extensive impact on science education.[2]
- The goal goes beyond faster computers to encompass innovations spread broadly across quantum information science, materials, and technologies, such as quantum sensors—a wide field indeed.[3]
- Research that supports quantum computing, simulation, communication, and sensing is at the core of PNNL’s quantum information science (QIS) strategy.[4]
- One field recently added to the research clusters is quantum information science.[5]
- Why do we need quantum information science?[5]
- It is called a quantum computer, and the study of how it works is called quantum information science.[5]