A vibrant community at Princeton works on quantum science and engineering across many disciplines, including electrical and computer engineering, computer science, physics, chemistry, and materials science. We are building technologies that harness the apparent strangeness of quantum mechanics to achieve unprecedented capabilities in computing, communications, and sensing. We have excellence in nearly all physical systems and all levels of the technological stack.
News
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New course builds students’ intuition for quantum experiments
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Building a technological stack
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Defects in diamond could sense structures of single molecules
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Helium’s unexpected behavior offers promising platform for qubits
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Faculty research tackles challenges in quantum computing
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Andrew Houck seeks a quieter quantum world
Faculty
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Ravindra Bhatt
Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Nathalie de Leon
Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Sarang Gopalakrishnan
Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Andrew Houck
Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Kyle Jamieson
Computer Science
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Stephen Lyon
Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Margaret Martonosi
Computer Science
Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education
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Julia Mikhailova
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
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Ran Raz
Computer Science
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Alejandro Rodriguez
Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Mansour Shayegan
Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Jeffrey Thompson
Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Hakan Tureci
Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Saien Xie