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Explore the technical groups of the Quantum Technical Division, which cover all aspects of quantum science, including quantum optics and quantum aspects of molecular and atomic physics.

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The Quantum Technical Division covers all aspects of quantum science, including quantum optics and quantum aspects of molecular and atomic physics. Members are addressing fundamental questions in physics through experiments and theory as well as advancing the application of quantum science to computation, communication and sensing.  Explore the technical groups within this division, each of which offers their members access to innovative events, focused networking opportunities and engaging webinars.

Technical Groups
Quantum Applications in Biomedicine and Material Chemistry (QA)

This group leverages quantum knowledge to pioneer new directions in biomedicine and material chemistry research, and reciprocally, to harness advancements in these fields to further quantum applications in computing, communications, imaging and spectroscopy.

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Quantum Optical Science and Technology (QO)

This group promotes the acquisition of knowledge about the quantum properties of the electromagnetic field and atom-photon interactions. Experiment, theory and technology relevant for atom trapping, Bose condensation, quantum measurements and quantum information are within the purview of the group.

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Quantum Computing (QP)

The focus of this group includes all aspects of quantum computing, including atomic, optical and solid-state qubits, transduction and entanglement, control systems, error correction, algorithms, simulations, devices and experiments.

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Quantum Communication (QC)

The focus of this group includes the basic aspects of quantum information theory, quantum communication systems, cryptography, new quantum effects and their experimental realizations.

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Quantum Sensing (QS)

The focus of this group is sensing and sensors that leverage nonclassical effects. These sensors make use of a quantum system to sense a physical quantity using quantized energy levels, quantum coherence and/or quantum entanglement to improve measurements.

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