Quantum computing is rapidly advancing as a powerful tool for high-performance digital computing applications. Rensselaer is poised to lead in this field, leveraging its partnership with IBM to enhance faculty, graduate programs, and research initiatives. The focus will be on accelerating knowledge transfer between IBM and Rensselaer, advancing quantum computing as a research tool, and supporting workforce development and education. IBM will provide guidance on the latest quantum information science (QIS) advancements, helping to shape research methodologies and best practices for using IBM’s quantum hardware and software. This collaboration will empower faculty and students to drive forward quantum computational science.
Accelerating Quantum Computing Research
Projects
2025
Project | RPI Principal Investigators | IBM Principal Investigators |
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HPC-assisted Hybrid Classical Quantum System for Drug Discovery and Development | Zhiding Liang, Xiao-Yang Liu, Tianfan Fu | Jamie Garcia |
Benchmarking Quantum Computational Methods for Thermo- Chemical Processes | Osama Raisuddin, Fabian Faulstich | Jamie Garcia |
Enhancing Gate Fidelity and Speed Through AI-Driven Optimization for Hubbard Model Computation | Jian Shi, Yangyang Xu | Jamie Garcia |
Integration and Scheduling of High Performance Computing (HPC) and Quantum Computing Workflows | Christopher Carothers | Antonio Córcoles |
Educating the Quantum Future: Filling the Pipeline from Middle School to the Workforce | Brian Callahan, Malik Magdon-Ismail, Ali Tajer | Jamie Garcia |
Quantum Computing Exploration to Advance Supply Chain | Ruimin Ke, Jose Holguin-Veras, Xiaokun (Cara) Wang, Xiaozheng (Sean) He | Jamie Garcia |