Lab and Facilities

Computing Resources: We have access to a variety of high performance computing clusters at Purdue provided by the research computing group, as well as high performance shared workstations for members of the group.

Software: We have access to a wide variety of tools to assist in developing computational quantum electromagnetics codes. This includes standard high performance computing libraries, compilers, and development environments. We also have access to many commercial tools through Purdue's general licensing pool. Specialized software like Ansys HFSS can also be accessed through departmental resources.

Labs: We are not actively engaged in experimental work, but many groups at Purdue focus on this in areas of mutual interest to our research. Purdue provides many opportunities for interdisciplinary work and a strong culture of collaboration. Other research groups have access to state of the art facilities at the Birck Nanotechnology Center and actively seek to develop interdisciplinary teams. We are an active member of the Purdue Quantum Science and Engineering Institute, which serves as a local hub to facilitate collaborations between research groups at Purdue interested in quantum science and technology research. We are also a member of the Midwest Quantum Collaboratory which seeks to foster collaborations between midwest universities in the realm of quantum science and technology.