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Spin based quantum computer and simulator – SPINUS
Quantum leap for solid state quantum computing and simulation
SPINUS ambition
SPINUS project has the following long-term multi-level ambition:
Groundbreaking R&I
Cutting-edge materials
Collaborative ecosystem
Intellectual property and publications
SPINUS objectives
SPINUS pursues the following diverse objectives:
SPINUS impact
SPINUS project aims to have the following types of impact:
Pathways towards impact
Quantum advancement: SPINUS aims to demonstrate a quantum simulator with 50+ quantum units and a quantum computer with 10+ qubits. Also, SPINUS seeks scale them up to more than 1000 quantum units and 100 qubits, respectively, within two years post-project.
SiC investigation: SPINUS will investigate SiC as a platform for spin-based quantum simulation and computing. This could allow for qubit/unit counts to exceed 100 and 1000, respectively, opening up the possibility to compete or even surpass existing technologies.
Strategic advantage: SPINUS will strengthen this position and foster collaboration between European institutions, building a common pan-European knowledge base on spin-based quantum simulation and computing.
Economic/technological impact
Innovation
SPINUS Work Packages
SPINUS workload is structured into seven Work Packages (WP), each addressing specific aspects critical for the development of scalable quantum technologies as it follows:
Tools for initialization, readout & control
Theoretical support for fundamental quantum operations.
Materials development
Quantum simulation platforms
Developing large coupled spin networks in 2D and 3D for prototype quantum simulators.
Quantum computation platform
Creating a quantum computation platform using materials from WP1 and WP2.
Quantum advantage
Communication, dissemination, exploitation
Raising awareness of the potential of quantum technologies, contributing to business development, and standardization.
Project Management
Ensuring qualitative, timely, and cost-efficient administration of the entire project.
SPINUS results
As the work progresses, you will be able to find here the Public Deliverables and supporting information of the SPINUS project.
Public deliverable
Please note that only Public Deliverables are available herein.
Publications
SPINUS contributions to different journals, workshops, conferences etc. are available in this section.
Ongoing list of SPINUS publications:
Bartling, H, J Yun, K Schymik, M Van Riggelen, L Enthoven, H Van Ommen, M Babaie, et al. “Universal High-Fidelity Quantum Gates for Spin-Qubits in Diamond,” March 2024.
Bian, Guodong, Gergő Thiering, and Ádám Gali. “Theory of Optical Spinpolarization of Axial Divacancy and Nitrogen-Vacancy Defects in 4H-SiC,” August 2024.
Grimm, Nick, Katharina Senkalla, Philipp Vetter, Jurek Frey, Prithvi Gundlapalli, Tommaso Calarco, Genko Genov, Matthias Müller, and Fedor Jelezko. “Coherent Control of a Long-Lived Nuclear Memory Spin in a Germanium-Vacancy Multi-Qubit Node,” August 2024.
Lacroix, Thibaut, Brieuc Le Dé, Angela Riva, Angus J. Dunnett, and Alex W. Chin. “MPSDynamics.jl: Tensor Network Simulations for Finite-Temperature (Non-Markovian) Open Quantum System Dynamics.” The Journal of Chemical Physics 161, no. 8 (August 28, 2024). https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0223107.
Preprint, Rémi, Blinder, Yuliya Mindarava, Martin Korzeczek, Alastair Marshall, Felix Glöckler, Steffen Nothelfer, et al. “C HYPERPOLARIZATION with NITROGEN-VACANCY CENTERS in MICRO-and NANODIAMONDS for SENSITIVE MAGNETIC RESONANCE APPLICATIONS,” March 2024.
Van De Stolpe, G, L Feije, S Loenen, A Das, G Timmer, T De Jong, and T Taminiau. “Spectral Diffusion of Lifetime-Limited Optical Transitions in Commercially Available Silicon Carbide,” 2024.
Van Ommen, H, G Van De Stolpe, N Demetriou, H Beukers, J Yun, T Fortuin, M Iuliano, P Montblanch, R Hanson, and T Taminiau. “Enhanced Decoherence-Protected Radio-Frequency Driven Gates for Spin Sensing and Control,” September 2024.