UConn has hired an expert to advance its rise as a leader in interdisciplinary quantum research.
Lindsay DiStefano, UConn’s interim vice president for research, innovation, and entrepreneurship, is excited to welcome Kharzeev to UConn.
Now at UConn, Kharzeev says he is excited by the strong quantum research infrastructure already in place — and even more by what is coming next.
“Quantum computers, quantum sensors, and other emerging quantum technologies are not simply applications of what we already know — they are new instruments of discovery and innovation.
“The quantum workforce will require scientists and engineers who can work across traditional boundaries — connecting quantum science with computing, materials, chemistry, engineering, and other fields.