Nebraska’s Extreme Light Laboratory plays a key role in the nation’s high-intensity laser research. With renewed funding from the U.S. Department of Energy, the consortium to which it belongs is expanding. DOE established LaserNetUS in 2018. Its $18 million funding boost in 2020, distributed among 10 partner institutions, extends the network for three years. Nebraska’s… Continue reading Extreme Light Lab Part of Laser Consortium
Category: Quantum science and engineering
Nanoscale Facility Supports Academic, Industry Scientists
The university continues to build on its expertise and leadership in nanoscience and nanotechnology with renewed funding for the Nebraska Nanoscale Facility. The facility was established in 2015 with a grant from the National Science Foundation. The latest $3.5 million NSF grant ensures its continuation through at least 2025. It’s one of 16 centers created… Continue reading Nanoscale Facility Supports Academic, Industry Scientists
Advancing the Second Quantum Revolution
First came advances in materials science and technology. Now emergent quantum materials and technologies are ushering in another wave of innovation. These developments could radically shift capabilities for information technology, medical technology and cryptography, which could enhance security measures in defense and banking. A five-year, $20 million award from the National Science Foundation’s Established Program… Continue reading Advancing the Second Quantum Revolution