NASA is leveraging quantum research to advance space communications through projects like the Goddard Space Flight Center's Quantum Laboratory and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's PEACOQ detector. NASA is celebrating World Quantum Day by highlighting its various quantum research projects across th
World Quantum Day is an international, community-driven event on April 14 to spark interest and generate enthusiasm for quantum mechanics. The National Quantum Coordination Office, part of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, is excited to participate in World Quantum Day, along with agencies across the Federal government.
“SCaN is working on quantum experiments, simulations, and more to help build the future of space communications,” said Badri Younes, deputy associate administrator for NASA’s SCaN program. “Our technological research and development will enable NASA to explore more securely than ever before.”in Greenbelt, Maryland, is utilizing its new quantum laboratory to perform quantum communications experiments.
. As a mentor for more than 20 years, Shaw has guided many students working on space communications technologies. He develops partnerships with universities and other government agencies to identify interns pursuing higher-level graduate and doctoral degrees that intersect with quantum communications and invites them to be an intern at the lab.
Quantum computing is based on quantum bits or qubits. Unlike traditional computers, in which bits must have a value of either zero or one, a qubit can represent a zero, a one, or both values simultaneously. Representing information in qubits allows the information to be processed in ways that have no equivalent in classical computing, taking advantage of phenomena such as quantum entanglement.
The quantum communications team at NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland studies technologies and architectures that can enable space-based quantum networks. The NQML team, which often includes students participating in the SCaN Internship Project, performs experimental and theoretical activities. Chris Nadeau, a second-year SCaN intern, optimizes quantum entanglement swap simulations. He writes code, researches the mathematical underpinnings for potential features of the simulation, and develops test cases to verify the simulation output.
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