Center for Quantum Science and Engineering

Center for Quantum Science and Engineering

The Center for Quantum Science and Engineering (CQSE) at Stevens Institute of Technology pursues innovative quantum engineering research, development and education including bringing photonic technologies into reality, networking, remote sensing, machine learning, big data processing and quantum computing.

About the Center for Quantum Science and Engineering

The Center for Quantum Science and Engineering takes a cross-discplinary approach to developing quantum computers that satisfy practical criteria. At Stevens, the CQSE conducts research in reduced-dimensional materials, nanophotonics, cybersecurity, quantum control, ultrafast optics and a variety of other applications.

Led by Dr. Yuping Huang, assistant professor of physics and director of the CQSE, more than 40 faculty, postdoctoral and student researchers from ten research groups in seven interdisciplinary units at Stevens contribute to significant developments in quantum computing, which include contributions from industrial and academic partners.

Stevens graduate students have the unique opportunity to gain hands-on research experience by working closely with our expert faculty in our state-of-the-art laboratories.

Our Mission

The Center for Quantum Science and Engineering (CQSE) focuses on developing and industrializing interdisciplinary photonic technologies that will create impact in multiple areas of society, by:

  • Catalyzing high synergy in interdisciplinary research

  • Promoting applications of quantum technologies in big data analytics, defense, healthcare, environmental assessment, communications, artificial intelligence, and more.

  • Building a quantum-smart campus at Stevens for developing and showcasing next-generation information techniques

  • Educating the first generation of qualified quantum workforce and industrial leadership

Abstract depiction of quantum computing

Our Research

The Center for Quantum Science and Engineering takes a cross-discplinary approach to developing quantum computers that satisfy practical criteria. At Stevens, the CQSE conducts research in reduced-dimensional materials, nanophotonics, cybersecurity, quantum control, ultrafast optics and a variety of other applications.

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Collaborate with CQSE

The Center for Quantum Science and Engineering offers numerous ways for students, peers, and industry partners to collaborate with our research enterprise. Learn more about our academic programs and research opportunities.

Yuping HuangYuping Huang, Director

The Center for Quantum Science and Engineering is directed by Gallaher Associate Professor of Physics Yuping Huang. Recognizing the impact and promise of his work in quantum physics, nanophotonics, quantum computing, hybrid quantum communications, and their industrial applications, Huang has recently received more than $8M in support from multiple federal funding agencies.