Ohio State University is leading a research consortium that has received a $4 million Phase II NSF award through the National Quantum Virtual Laboratory program. The project, called Distributed-Entanglement Quantum Sensing of Chemical Properties (DQS-CP), aims to develop a flexible quantum sensing platform using entanglement to measure materials and chemical properties with precision beyond conventional limits. Partners include MIT, University of Chicago, UC Santa Barbara, and others. The initiative also emphasizes interdisciplinary workforce development, with students gaining hands-on experience across physics, chemistry, materials science, and engineering, supported by partners QuSTEAM and QuantCAD.
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