Reports

This report presents insights and recommendations to strengthen the quantum talent pipeline through targeted, accessible, and scalable experiential learning opportunities.

This report spotlights trends in the Quantum Computing market.

This report spotlights trends in the Quantum Sensing market.

The convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing (QC) holds transformational potential across the economy.

Biomedical sensing faces challenges ranging from biological, physical, and chemical complexity and noisy environments to regulatory requirements and clinical implementation. Quantum sensing offers several compelling solutions to these challenges that could provide important benefits over classical tools.

The demand for precise and reliable position, navigation, and timing (PNT) information has driven innovation in increasingly advanced measurement tools for centuries, and the importance of these systems in today’s highly interconnected, technology-dependent world has never been higher.

The financial industry depends on secure messaging in transactions sent between banks, merchants, customers, and government agencies; credit card authorizations; wire transfers; account information; and other types of communications.

Quantum technology can provide benefits and risks to cybersecurity. Quantum key distribution (QKD), first described by Charles Bennett and Gilles Brassard in 1984, is the basis for secure encryption based on the principles of quantum mechanics.

Quantum computing (QC) offers intriguing solutions to supply chain, transportation, and logistics problems that classical computers cannot completely solve. It also offers the possibility of significantly faster computations, with applications in all modes of the transportation and logistics industry — air, land, and sea.

The practical application and commercialization of NV diamond materials for quantum systems has both opportunities and challenges as it looks at scaling up capabilities.

This report details an overview of the current state of QIST at the HBCUs. It also contains recommendations on how to more effectively engage underrepresented students with a focus on increased engagement at the HBCU Schools of Engineering.