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From quantum computing, quantum sensors, advanced quantum power, to human-machine fusion, and synthetic intelligence NQTL is where the future begins...

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Quantum Machines

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Researchers at NQTL have developed an exciting new approach to quantum computing platforms. These systems combine a number of advances in quantum materials to create  complex quantum topologies that allow for qubits that are robust against error even at higher temperatures.

Synthetic Intelligence

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At NQTL we are advancing the role of Artificial Intelligence, LLM, and Machine learning in the design and development of high performance quantum machines.  Our work integrates register design with error schemes and feedback control based in artificial learning.

Green Tech. & Human-Machine Fusion

Thinking quantum machines provide a powerful new tool to be used in addressing the challenges of human communities. From disease and incapacity to powering our world safely, researchers at NQTL work in a variety of applications based upon our partnerships with industry and military end users. Our programs include advancing in quantum batteries, multimodal power scavenging systems, and more...

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Lab News and Events

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EVENTS

Oct 28 11:00 am Tour

High school tours will be held on the 28th with the lab welcoming ~30 kids interested in STEM based research.

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Oct 28 11:00 am Quoherent Guests

Our commercialization partners Quoherent will be hosting a show and tell and technology brief at the lab for its new L5 quantum chip.

 

Nov 30 8:00 am Cleanroom access changes

New cleanroom procedures will go into effect at the end of November.

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Donations for 2026: $ 135,000.00
 

NQTL gratefully acknowledges the continued visionary support of our donors...

 

WFU office of the Provost        Winston Salem NC

Wake Forest Baptist Medical    Winston-Salem NC

DataMax Foundation                Winston Salem NC

CAS Family Trust                      Winston Salem NC

Dr. G. McGuire (ITC)                Raleigh NC

Dr. Ya-Ping Sun                          Clemson SC

B. Ghaffari                                  Berryville VA

​B. Summers                                Clemmons NC

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the Nano and Quantum Technologies Laboratory

95 W 32 nd Street

Winston-Salem NC 27105

 

Director: Prof. David Carroll

ph: 336 758 1804

email: carroldl@wfu.edu

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