the Wake Forest University - Nano and Quantum Technologies Laboratory
the Nano and Quantum Technologies Laboratory
at Wake Forest University
NanoteQ
Who We Are, What We Do, and Why We Do It...
NanoteQ is a large physical laboratory adjacent to Wake Forest University's main campus. It is designed to promote collaboration, interdisciplinary study, and innovative approaches to our understanding of Frontier technologies that impact the human condition.
NanoteQ's Purpose:
1. Create an ecosystem of innovation and discovery around such quickly evolving frontier technologies as Quantum Machines, AI, Green Worlds, and Restorative Biotech.
2. Develop and provide access to state of the art research capabilities through Laboratory user facilities.
3. Support efforts in community building, promote discourse through conferences and courses, lead efforts for joint-PI research support establishing multi-disciplinary approaches to technological innovation.
Research (Group Labs) ...
95 W 32 nd Street Winston Salem NC 27105
WFU
Quantum Machines, Quantum Information, Quantum Materials
Human-Tech Interfaces, Cybornetics, Bioelectronics
AI,
Machine Learning, Deep Learning
Sustainable Tech,
Power Sourcing,
Advanced Battery Tech
the Academic side of NanoteQ...
Reaching out to the Community...
the Governance of NanoteQ...
The 2023 - 2025 NanoteQ governing board oversees NanoteQ operations. They address: needs of the facility, access to lab tools, student wellbeing, and research ethics. They are appointed by the Director for two years with approval by the Provost's office.
Dany Kim-Shapiro
Board Member
BioMedical
Eric Chapman
Board Member
Building & Facilities
David Carroll
Director
Quantum Materials
Vojislav Krstić
Board Member
Quantum Materials
Oana Jurchescu
Board Member
Organic Devices
Ellie Alipour
Board Member
Grad. student representative