Quantum Engineering @ Mines
A joint program in Applied Mathematics and Statistics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, and Physics
from Academia, to Industry and National Laboratories, to the Nation and the World
A joint program in Applied Mathematics and Statistics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, and Physics
from Academia, to Industry and National Laboratories, to the Nation and the World
A joint program in Applied Mathematics and Statistics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, and Physics
from Academia, to Industry and National Laboratories, to the Nation and the World
Program Options
Program Options
Program Options
MS Thesis
Software & Hardware
MS Non-Thesis
Software & Hardware
Graduate Certificate
Software & Hardware
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MINES QUANTUM ENGINEERING PROGRAM WINS $3M NSF GRANT FOR GRADUATE STUDENT TRAINING
The first-of-its-kind quantum simulator proposed by Mines’ Zhexuan Gong and CU Boulder’s Shuo Sun could be used to develop novel materials and, in the future, lead to the development of a high-performance quantum computer.
LINCOLN CARR TO SERVE AT U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT AS JEFFERSON SCIENCE FELLOW
MEENAKSHI SINGH WINS NSF CAREER AWARD FOR QUANTUM DOT RESEARCH
SERENA ELEY WINS NSF CAREER AWARD TO DEVELOP BUILDING BLOCKS OF NEXT-GEN SPINTRONICS, QUANTUM COMPUTING
MINES QUANTUM ENGINEERING PROGRAM WINS $3M NSF GRANT FOR GRADUATE STUDENT TRAINING
The first-of-its-kind quantum simulator proposed by Mines’ Zhexuan Gong and CU Boulder’s Shuo Sun could be used to develop novel materials and, in the future, lead to the development of a high-performance quantum computer.
LINCOLN CARR TO SERVE AT U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT AS JEFFERSON SCIENCE FELLOW
MEENAKSHI SINGH WINS NSF CAREER AWARD FOR QUANTUM DOT RESEARCH
SERENA ELEY WINS NSF CAREER AWARD TO DEVELOP BUILDING BLOCKS OF NEXT-GEN SPINTRONICS, QUANTUM COMPUTING
QE Recent News
MINES QUANTUM ENGINEERING PROGRAM WINS $3M NSF GRANT FOR GRADUATE STUDENT TRAINING
The first-of-its-kind quantum simulator proposed by Mines’ Zhexuan Gong and CU Boulder’s Shuo Sun could be used to develop novel materials and, in the future, lead to the development of a high-performance quantum computer.
LINCOLN CARR TO SERVE AT U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT AS JEFFERSON SCIENCE FELLOW
MEENAKSHI SINGH WINS NSF CAREER AWARD FOR QUANTUM DOT RESEARCH
SERENA ELEY WINS NSF CAREER AWARD TO DEVELOP BUILDING BLOCKS OF NEXT-GEN SPINTRONICS, QUANTUM COMPUTING
