Sponsors

Supporting future quantum leaders

Our innovative program is providing scholarships and opportunities for undergraduates to explore the quantum industry! We need your support to grow this program and foster more connections.

Quantum Scholars is supported by the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, the Department of Physics, and byÌýgenerous contributions from alumni, industry, and other external partners.Ìý

Distinguished Partners
  • Tim Valle
  • Chris Monroe
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  • SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics
Special Competitive Studies Project logo
  • Special Competitive Studies Project
Meadowlark Optics logo
  • Meadowlark Optics
  • Tom Bliska and Gray Boyce
  • Joe and Cindy Mitchell
  • Myatt/Hatcher Family
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  • Infleqtion
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  • Vescent

Advanced Thin Films, Amphenol Ardent Concepts, Atom Computing, Bifrost Electronics, Bridger Photonics, Capella Space, CIRES, Cozen O'Connor, Honeywell, Icarus Quantum, IonQ, KM Labs, LongPath Technologies, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Mesa Quantum Systems, MITRE Corporation, NIST, Oklo, Inc., Oxford Ionics, Polsinelli, Quantinuum, Sandia National Laboratory, RadiaSoft, Stable Laser Systems, ThorLabs, Xairos

Quantum Scholars Sponsorship Levels

For more information

ÌýÌý Students with questions about the program should contact faculty advisorsÌýProfessor Mike RitzwollerÌýor Professor Noah Finkelstein.Ìý
ÌýÌý Interested in supporting Quantum Scholars? Contact Professor Mike RitzwollerÌýor Professor Noah Finkelstein.