IIT Bombay and University of Chicago jointly organized a 2-day workshop on Quantum Technologies at the U-Chicago Centre in Delhi. For more details click on 'More'.

In a significant recognition of his contributions, Prof. Bhaskaran has been selected as an Invited Speaker at the upcoming APS March Meeting 2024 at a focus session ( https://meetings.aps.org/Meeting/MAR24/Session/Q21 ). His talk will be based on many of their recent explorations in the field of topological electronics: which deals with the harnessing of quantum materials for device functionalities. The prestigious event, organized by the American Physical Society, is renowned for its gathering of leading researchers and scientists from around the globe. In addition to his speaking engagement, Prof. Bhaskaran has also been appointed as a co-chair of a special symposium titled "Spin valley qubits in 2D materials" ( https://meetings.aps.org/Meeting/MAR24/Session/G42 ). This symposium, chosen through a rigorous selection process, will serve as a platform to explore the cutting-edge developments in quantum technology. Stay tuned for more updates as Prof. Bhaskaran takes the stage at the APS March Meeting 2024 to share his insights and shape the future of quantum technology.

Professor Sai Vinjanampathy, a young researcher in the Physics Department at IIT Bombay and a core committee member of the CoE-QuICST, has been recognized for his outstanding achievements with a Research Excellence Award instituted by the Class of 1973 as part of their golden jubilee reunion celebrations. This award, valued at one lakh rupees, over five years, seeks to nurture a vibrant research culture within the institute. Professor Vinjanampathy is among the first 16 recipients chosen across diverse academic units at IITB, highlighting his significant contributions to his field. The institute community joins in celebrating this well-deserved recognition and looks forward to witness Professor Vinjanampathy's continued journey of impactful research contributions.

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Professor Michael Fuhrer from Monash University will be visiting next week, from November 16th to 17th. Don't miss his talk at VMCC Room 22 on November 17th (Friday) at 11 AM.

Prof. Sir Michael Pepper will visit IIT Bombay on November 6, 2023. He'll interact with students, post-docs, and faculty, delivering a talk at PC Saxena Auditorium from 3 PM.

The work explores the impact of competition and cooperation on the thermodynamic performance of quantum machines. It delves into the intricate interplay between these factors and how they influence the efficiency and behavior of quantum systems.

Prof. Kasturi Saha, a distinguished professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Bombay & a core committee member of the CoE-QuICST has made outstanding contributions to the emerging area of quantum technologies using Nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centres in diamond. She developed a quantum diamond microscope (QDM) demonstrating real time-varying magnetic fields with micro-meter spatial resolution for the first time, and an image reconstruction algorithm for NV centre-based magnetic resonance imaging. These techniques lay the foundations for exciting future experiments in quantum sensing. We congratulate her for this great achievement.

CoE QuICST, IITB is now a part of Chicago Quantum Exchange (CQE) !

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