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NanoteQ

the Nano and Quantum Technologies Laboratory
Research Themes

Themes

​There are four research themes at NanoteQ. Researchers from Wake and guests from around the world form teams that are cross-fertilized within NanoteQ by maintaining a full-time presence here. This makes for some pretty strange conversations in the hallways...

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Quantum Machines

Quantum information, quantum materials, and the development of quantum machines. NanoteQ's efforts are focused on quantum radar, quantum processors, time crystals, theoretical studies of quantum phase, and quantum coding in noisy environments, correlated photonics, and more. Our community includes WFU researchers as well as team members in Germany. 

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Human-Machine Fusion 

Bionics and Cybernetics combine the worlds of medicine, biomedical engineering, physics, computer science, and chemistry. The aim is to leverage breakthrough tech in engineering new approaches to the machine-biology interface. Artificial organs, embeddable health sensing, restorative system implants, and synaptic control of bioelectronics are only a few frontier goals. that are imagined today.  

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​Synthetic Intelligence

Artificial intelligence, Machine learning, Deep learning… As we move closer to an era of machine thought, we don't know how this technology will impact human societies, human creativity, or human skills and ability. But these technologies can have real advantages for human wellbeing. NanoteQ focuses on the transformative power of these tools as agents of feedback control, noise and error reduction, and management of large data structures, etc. As we struggle with issues of ethics and social modification, technological limits and restrictive controls, as well as cognitive impacts our ability and pathway to create even more powerful AI must be addressed. 

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​Green World Technologies

Power technologies, power utilization, and power security. How do we create a sustainable habitat, a fair and equitable access system to the world's resources, and a safe means of growth for our planet and our communities? The NanoteQ focus in this area is based on emerging technological innovation. Power in the marketplace always tends toward its densest forms and the growth of planetary power utilization far exceeds our ability to conserve our way to sustainability. But there are ways to generate power, distribute power, and use power that will allow us to move forward as a society without burning up our environment.

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Wake Forest University is a small, selective, research university located in Winston-Salem NC. It has  a long tradition of innovation in the biomedical and physical sciences.  NanoteQ is a unit of WFU serving as a university-wide  central facility for specialized equipment and capabilities. Images and data content of this website are the property of WFU and its affiliate colleges. NanoteQ @ Wake reserves editorial right of access to commentary on these pages. Opinions expressed are not those of the University and the site does not represent binding policy by the University.

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