Latest events

Prof. Domenico Zito (AGH) will give a lecture titled - Qubit-Size Low-Power ICs for Monolithic Quantum Processors, at the tutorial on - Integrated Devices, Circuits and Systems for Quantum Computing - IEEE ISCAS 2024, Singapore.

Prof. Sorin Voinigescu (University of Toronto) will give a lecture titled - Design, Manufacturing, and Modelling Challenges for VLSI Quantum Processors in Foundry CMOS Technology, at the tutorial on - Integrated Devices, Circuits and Systems for Quantum Computing - IEEE ISCAS 2024, Singapore.

The tutorial is organized in four cluster lectures, which aim at covering the entire spectrum of the key competencies for the development of quantum processors, from quantum device physics to cryogenic CMOS ultra-scaled device modeling, simulation and design of circuits and systems. The lectures include contents carefully selected to secure a comprehensive understanding in a bottom-up approach from devices to circuits and systems and provide a coherent learning path with focus on the key aspects. The lectures address both fundamentals and case studies, and will be held by world-renowned experts with prominent pioneering works representative of the diversity of contributions across academia and global tech giants such as Google, IBM and Intel. The tutorial is not public, but if you are interested in attending the lectures, please contact the project coordinator.

Dr. Andrea Secchi (CNR) will give an online seminar titled ”Hole-spin qubits in silicon and germanium quantum dots”, in the frame of NANO COLLOQUIA 2022 and IQubit Seminar Series, organized by CNR and IQubits, on the 7th April 2022 at 15:00 CEST. The seminar is not public, but if you are interested in attending the seminar, please contact the project coordinator.

The research group at Aarhus University will present the research work carried out in collaboration with the University of Toronto, titled "Cryogenic Compact Low-Power 60GHz Amplifier for Spin Qubit Control in Monolithic Silicon Quantum Processors", at the IEEE International Microwave Symposium (IMS) 2022, which will be held as virtual and in-person conference in June 2022. Join the technical session "Cryogenic microwave circuits for control of quantum systems" (Tu2E) of the Emerging Technical Areas, on 21st of June at 10:10!

The research group at Aarhus University will present the research work carried out in collaboration with the University of Toronto, titled "Cryogenic Compact mm-Wave Broadband SPST Switch in 22nm FDSOI CMOS for Monolithic Quantum Processors", at the IEEE International Microwave Symposium (IMS) 2022, which will be held as virtual and in-person conference in June 2022. Join the technical session "Cryogenic Compact mm-Wave Broadband SPST Switch in 22nm FDSOI CMOS for Monolithic Quantum Processors" (Tu2E) of the Emerging Technical Areas, on 21st of June at 10:10!

CNR has hosted the online seminar titled ”Spin qubits in semicodncutors”, Dr. Alessandro Crippa, NEST, Istituto Nanoscienze-CNR and Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa.

CNR has hosted the online seminar titled ”Hole spin qubits in Si and Ge quantum dots: Ultrafast gates and noise resilient qubits”, Dr. Stefano Bosco, University of Basel. Watch the seminar on the IQubits YouTube Channel.

The research group at University of Toronto will present their research paper titled "DC to 220 GHz High-Isolation SPST Switch in 22nm FDSOI CMOS", at the IEEE International Microwave Symposium (IMS) 2021, which will be held as virtual and in-person conference in June 2021.

The research group at Arhus University will present their research on “Silicon Spin Qubit Control and Readout Circuits in 22nm FDSOI CMOS” at ISCAS 2020 organized by the IEEE Circuits and Systems Society - Special Session: The art of Building Large-scale Quantum Computers: From Physics to Engineering.

Professor Zito will give an invited presentation titled “Millimeter-Wave Integrated Silicon Devices: Active versus Passive - The Eternal Struggle Between Good and Evil”.