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Posted on March 31, 2021November 21, 2023 by Thomas Wong

Scientists work in the newly opened SQMS Quantum Garage.

Long Nguyen, Computational Project Scientist, Applied Mathematics & Computational Research, inspects a Sample Box at the Advanced Quantum Testbed laboratory on the UC Berkeley campus,

Photo of SQMS scientist and fabricated transmon qubits.

A green laser shines on a diamond, causing red fluorescence.

NSF/RQS, trapped ions, people, 2023

Scientific equipment in the newly opened SQMS Quantum Garage.

QICK box, an extension of the Quantum Instrumentation Took Kit, a quantum readout and control system.

Cavities at SQMS.

Arian Gashi, Senior Scientific Engineering Associate, Molecular Foundry, calibrates the robot transfer station of the Cluster Deposition Tool in the cleanroom at the Molecular Foundry, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

A close-up image of a diamond sample undergoing fluorescence.

The CMB-S4 Prototype Detector Array installed in the dilution refrigerator for cryogenic temperature characterization photographed in Building 50 at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab).

SQMS scientists Anna Grassellino and Akshay Murthy apply state-of-the-art characterization techniques in the Materials Science Lab

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