SBU-led Paper in Nature Explores the Stability of Quantum Systems
Stability against perturbations is a defining property of quantum many-body phases of matter. However, most stabilities are only established for static perturbations; the question of whether any system can remain...Read More
The Quantum Watchtower: Stony Brook Sets Cybersecurity Sights on Quantum Wireless Networking and Teleportation
A computer scientist and a quantum physicist peer from the windows of Stony Brook University’s Quantum Watchtower, a 375-square-foot galvanized steel chamber perched atop the Health Sciences Center. Reaching it...Read More
Stony Brook, Brookhaven Lab Researchers Demonstrate ‘Wireless’ Capability for Quantum Network
First-of-its-kind free-space optical link begins quantum entanglement experiments Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory and the State University of New York at Stony Brook (Stony...Read More
Starry Nights: Astronomy Night Kicks Off Its 54th Consecutive Year
When astronomers first observed comet Kohoutek in March 1973, it was farther from the Sun than any comet previously discovered. Predictions were that it would be among the brightest comets...Read More
Stony Brook University Researchers Chosen for Landmark DOE Genesis Mission AI-for-Science Awards
More than $2.4M will support collaborations with Brookhaven National Lab and other institutions to address complex science and technology challenges Researchers at the State University of New York at Stony...Read More
From Student Research to Quantum Networks: How Qunnect Is Building the Future of Secure Communication
When physicist Eden Figueroa talks about the origins of Qunnect, he does not begin with patents or the science behind the technology. He talks about graduate students. Figueroa, Endowed Presidential...Read More
