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Method for easier scaling of quantum computing devices developed
An MIT research team has developed a method to “recruit” neighboring quantum bits that may help researchers scale up quantum computing devices.
Skills for the edge computing revolution
Edge computing is becoming more prevalent, and it’s imperative for engineers to get in on the action. Learn four skills engineers can develop to be better prepared.
Microchip capabilities expanded with 3D inductor technology
University of Illinois researchers have expanded a microchip's capabilities by using 3D components on a standardized 2D microchip manufacturing platform.
Research center for quantum science and engineering established
Indiana University has established a new research center to pursue the rapidly developing field of quantum science and engineering.
Supercomputer launched to honor university’s 200th anniversary
Indiana University’s supercomputer, Big Red 200, launched for the university's bicentennial, has greater than 6 quadrillion floating-point operations per second, or petaFLOPS.
Most-viewed university articles in 2019
The most-viewed articles from university sources included stories on drag-and-drop analytics, robotic actuators, nanocrystals, and prolonging power plant life with AI. Links to each article below.
Engineers mix and match materials to make stretchy electronics
MIT engineers have developed a process called remote epitaxy, which helps create next-generation devices that may include electronic chips worn on the human skin for better monitoring.
Laser pulse creates frequency doubling in amorphous dielectric material
Georgia Tech researchers have demonstrated an all-optical technique for creating second-order nonlinear effects in materials that aren't normally supported, which could improve optical computers and high-speed data processors.
Machine-learning tool predicts code’s speed on computer chips
MIT researchers have invented a machine-learning tool called Ithemal, which predicts how fast computer chips will execute code from various applications.
University to collaborate on developing software stacks for quantum computers
The Georgia Institute of Technology announced its agreement to join the IBM Q Hub at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) to help advance quantum computing research.