ERC Consolidator Grant · 2024
Quantum System-on-Chip based on silicon carbide
A key question for modern quantum technology is: can isolated demonstrator experiments be united to implement real-world applications? Theory shows that by connecting quantum memories and processors, e.g., on a chip, surprisingly small systems can immediately achieve a quantum advantage. But the experimental implementation remains a grand challenge. Today, optically active spins in solids (colour centres) already implement quantum communication, computing, and memories – albeit individually. Pioneering efforts (including mine) focused on nitrogen-vacancy centres in diamond, but low material availability and difficulties in diamond fabrication hinder quantum chip developments. This project…
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