To Build a Better Quantum Computer, Start by Counting the Holes
Topological physics breakthrough could open door to error-free computing and ultra-fast electronics
Department of Physics
Nature Does Not Care How We Interpret It, Only What Can Be Done
The one thing prolific Stevens researcher Yuping Huang enjoys more than learning about quantum physics is using those learnings to make the world a better place
Visionary Leadership Drives the Integration of Research and Education in…
Department Chair Ting Yu’s mentorship model shapes the physics department in innovative ways.
Big Data Meets Quantum Physics
Rupak Chatterjee uses the advantages of quantum systems to address classical machine learning issues and explains why the future is quantum.
New Graduate Certificate in Quantum Computation
New interdisciplinary certificate is a joint program between the departments of mathematical sciences and physics.
Educational Bas|ket>ball Game Is a Slam Dunk with High School Students
Stevens senior develops fun learning tool that encourages high school students to get excited about this high-potential STEM field
Stevens Professor Igor Pikovski Publishes Paper “Quantum Metasurfaces…
This research shows a new way to control the quantum nature of light.
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Forum on Quantum Science and Engineering
Schaefer School of Engineering and Science Virtual Research Forum
Research Labs
The Department of Physics conducts formative research in pioneering areas such as quantum systems, nanophotonics and optics.
CQSE
The Center for Quantum Science & Engineering pursues innovative quantum engineering research, development and education .
Light & Life Laboratory
Becoming global leaders in remote sensing of the environment and in the development of instruments for measuring environmental changes
NanoPhotonics Lab
Fabrication and quantum-optical characterization of functional nanostructured devices made from compound semiconductors and graphitic nanomaterials
Ultrafast Laser Spectroscopy
Investigates the high-speed response of new lasers and materials and passive and active optical systems for higher speed networks
Ultrafast Quantum Control
Designs quantum control methods which are paramount in modern investigations of light-matter interactions and technological applications
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Department of Physics
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Burchard Building
5th-7th floors
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Department Leaders
Ting Yu
Professor and Chair of the Department of Physics
Ms. Diane Gioia
Administrative Assistant