Myths and Realities of Quantum Computing

At the BRITE ’25 conference, Henry Yuen broke down and shared his insights on the pace of advancement of quantum computing and what it will likely impact in the future, and what it won’t.

Identifying the Potential—and Limitations—of Quantum Computers

PhD student Natalie Parham on finding the power of quantum computing, and community, at Columbia.

Columbians Hack Their Way to Quantum Victory

Ten Columbia undergraduates were among the winners at New York City’s first tri-university quantum hackathon, NYC HAQ.

Cryptographers Discover A New Foundation For Quantum Secrecy

Researchers have proved that secure quantum encryption is possible in a world without hard problems.

Microsoft Says It’s Cracked The Code On An Important Quantum Computing Problem

Microsoft and Quantinuum say they’ve figured out how to make qubits that are less prone to error.

The Race to Develop Quantum Computers

Computer Science Proof Unveils Unexpected Form of Entanglement

Henry Yuen Wins NSF CAREER Award

The theoretical computer scientist will use the award to push the boundaries of quantum information science.

Quantum Q&A with PhD Student Hamoon Mousavi

Hamoon Mousavi is a PhD student who moved to Columbia from the University of Toronto last year with Henry Yuen, whose research group studies theoretical computer science and the differences between classical and quantum computers.

Untangling Quantum Information at Columbia

Meet Henry Yuen, a computer scientist exploring the boundaries between classical and quantum computers. Yuen joined Columbia Engineering as an assistant professor in January 2021.

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