Quantum Materials and Sensing Institute

Developing the next-generation of quantum materials and sensing technology for impactful real-world applications

Northeastern Undergraduates Participate in Quantum Research Tour

On February 21, 2025, Northeastern University undergraduate students participated in a tour of quantum research at QMSI. The students had the opportunity to learn about the institute and the quantum research initiatives being pursued by Northeastern University’s world-class QMSI faculty,  research scientists, post-doctoral associates, and graduate students. In addition, a tour of the QMSI laboratories on the Northeastern University Burlington Campus provided real-life exposure to the activities and instrumentation involved in executing leading-edge quantum research.

“Modern quantum materials” – A Comprehensive Review

For a comprehensive review of the vibrant field of quantum materials, look no further than the excellent review article by Prof. Vincent G. Harris, of Northeastern University’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and member of QMSI, and Prof. Parisa Andalib, of Northeastern University’s Department of Chemical Engineering.

Spanning both explanations of fundamentals quantum principles and emerging technologies applicable to a multitude of commercial applications, the article is an outstanding review for both experts and novices alike.

Announcing the 2024 Quantum Engineering & Science Opportunities Workshop (QuESO)

QMSI is excited to be hosting the 2024 Quantum Engineering & Science Opportunities Workshop, a free two-day workshop exploring quantum science, technologies, and engineering, on October 12th and 13th, available to all Northeastern students and intended for upper-level undergraduates and graduate students.

Check out the 2024 QuESO Program for more details and Register as soon as possible.

The 2024 QuESO Workshop will introduce quantum systems and provide hands-on experience working with various quantum technologies – important emerging class of technologies which use the unique properties of quantum systems to enable new capabilities, such as new types of computation, sensing, and other functionalities.