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Quolloquium

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Welcome to NanoteQ's page for presentations. On this page NanoteQ scientists can share some of their favorite presentations from conferences, colloquia, workshops... On this page PPT or video talks are presented with the references and papers used in those talks. You may also find slides and data sets that are associated with the presentation. 

A topological oddity. This morphology referred to as a "SQUIRL" has some very bizarre properties. Notice the moiré fringes across the structure.

2D, Z2 Topological Insulators and Quantum Computing

 

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Dec. 2025 
Colloquium I, II, III, & IV (embargo-ed until summer 2026)

 

Abstract

We have developed a novel qubit architecture based on novel forms of quantum geometries constructed across 2D topological insulators. This series of talks provides: 1) a brief background from synthesis to state stabilization theory, 2) a view of qubit design and characterization 3)  formation of gate logic and logic tables, and ending with our first registers. A number of references are key to understanding these talks and they care given to the left.

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