This talk will introduce the fundamental building blocks of quantum computing hardware based on superconducting microwave circuits. It will discuss the recent developments and outstanding challenges towards the realisation of a robust universal quantum computing.
Yvonne is a Principal Investigator in the Centre for Quantum Technologies and a Presidential Young Professor in the Department of Physics, National University of Singapore. Her team works on building robust quantum hardware using superconducting microwave circuits. Their devices provide useful avenues to develop novel techniques for quantum information processing as well as to explore interesting effects in quantum physics. For her contributions in the quantum hardware development, Yvonne has been awarded the Singapore Young Scientist Award, the Singapore National Research Foundation (NRF) Fellowship and MIT Tech Review’s Innovator’s Under 35 (Asia-Pacific) award.
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