News from the Chair

Elizabeth Crosson, our new Quantum Computing faculty member, was part of Advance's August Highlights. Advance at UNM is an NSF project to recruit, retain and promote women and minority STEM faculty.

"In some ways, the most exciting thing about quantum information science is that we're still at the beginning and there are still many big questions in the field. Personally, I want to contribute to providing theoretical guidance of what people should do with a quantum computer," Crosson said.

See the article here: STEM Shoutout: Elizabeth Crosson