Norman Yao and colleagues used qutrits, quantum bits that can simultaneously represent three values, perhaps paving the way for processors based on the technology.
Aaron (Miguel) Holgado and colleagues combined gravitational-wave and X-ray astronomy to produce new insights into these extraordinarily dense objects.
The students hail from universities in California, Colorado and Michigan. They’ll conduct research in residence at Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration laboratories.
Princeton University interviewed Ian Ochs, who earned a Porter Jacobus Fellowship from the college in honor of his excellent scholarship. He studies plasma physics.
Princeton University’s Alicia Magann and Google, Inc.’s Jarrod McClean are authors on a perspective that unites promising approaches to improve quantum devices.
