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From the Boardroom to the Quantum Frontier: What Faye Wattleton Wants Corporate Directors to Understand About Governance in the Age of AI CHICAGO, July 29, 2026– Faye Wattleton, the youngest, first African American, and longest-serving president in Planned Parenthood’s history, has spent her second act on corporate boards and, more recently, as co-founder, EVP, and […]

EeroQ and UIC Collaborate to Train the Next Generation of Quantum Engineers Dr. Elena Glen hosting a tour to UIC undergraduates at EeroQ headquarters in Humboldt Park Last year, EeroQ sponsored a collaboration with the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) undergraduates for a Senior Design Project as a part of an Engineering Design requirement for

Building a Quantum Computer in Reverse By Nick Farina Scaling has long been recognized as a major hurdle for quantum processors, along with a need for advances in quantum error correction and the control of quantum gates. However, while rapid progress has been made in the latter two, far less progress has been made in

Introducing EeroQ’s Fabrication Engineer: Dr. Heejun Byeon Dr. Heejun Byeon is EeroQ’s extremely talented and hardworking Fabrication Engineer. Heejun makes all of EeroQ’s single and multi-electron devices. In addition to his technical prowess in the cleanroom, Heejun brings many years of expertise with “electrons-on-helium.” Every week, our jaws drop when Heejun shows us beautiful microscope

The Joel Tendler Quantum Responsibility Scholarship Proudly sponsored by EeroQ, The Joel Tendler Quantum Responsibility Scholarship offers an exciting opportunity for students passionate about quantum technologies to reflect on the ethical implications of this evolving field. This scholarship aims to inspire thoughtful discourse on the future of quantum ethics. Open to all undergraduate and graduate students

Cryogenic helium source eliminates headaches associated with superfluid engineering and reduces liquid helium oscillations that could decohere our future scalable quantum computer Helium becomes a superfluid below 2 Kelvin, a temperature colder than outer space. To study the motional state of electrons on superfluid helium we need a way to deliver helium to our experimental