Welcome to everyone on campus this week for CQS-12, the Rochester Conference on Coherence and Quantum Science! #CQS2025 #IYQ2025 #URochesterResearch

Absolutely gorgeous talk by Klaus Mølmer on quantum trajectories at CQS-12. 🤩🤩🤩Rochester Coherence and Quantum Science Conference

Misha Lukin at cqs-12: We got a preview of these very impressive new results on repeated error correction in neutral atoms, posted on the arxiv today arxiv.org/pdf/2506.20661 Rochester Coherence and Quantum Science Conference University of Rochester #quantum #cqs2025

Good morning from dreamy Rochester for the septennial #quantum #optics conference. Looking forward to the great lineup today and sharing recent results in my invited talk today. Come say hi! 👋

😂 Great fun to briefly move away from coherence and quantum science on wednesday evening and play Halo with Valla Fatemi, Norman Yao and Martin Ringbauer. We beat the game!

Final day of cqs-12 kicked off by Pedram Roushan from Google Quantum AI on simulating lattice gauge theories and condensed matter systems with Willow #cqs2025 #quantum Rochester Coherence and Quantum Science Conference University of Rochester

Jun Ye pays homage to his former postdoc advisor, Jeff Kimble Caltech, at the Conference on Coherence and Quantum Science University of Rochester. We've lost some good quantum opticians recently...

BREAKING NEWS The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2025 #NobelPrize in Physics to John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret and John M. Martinis “for the discovery of macroscopic quantum mechanical tunnelling and energy quantisation in an electric circuit.”

A long time coming and couldn’t be more deserved. Our lab at Berkeley is certainly standing on the shoulders (and hand-me-down electronics and dilution refrigerators) of giants!

Ever wonder why the future of computing is quantum? URochester Professor John Nichol explains some of the basic science behind quantum physics, and how applying those principles will allow us to build better computers

The same quantum tunneling honored by this year’s #NobelPrize is driving #URochesterResearch Machiel Blok is building quantum systems that do what classical computers can’t—starting with the most fundamental questions #QuantumPhysics #QuantumComputing uofr.us/48o7I0K

⚛️ Join us for an IQUIST Seminar with Prof. Gabriel Landi of the University of Rochester! 🗓️ Tuesday, Oct. 21 🎙️ “Quantum Trajectories and Stochastic Excursions of Thermal Machines” Explore the recent progress in describing the thermodynamics of quantum trajectories.