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Mon 16 Jun | 08:00 - 17:20
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Acoustics Meets Quantum: Bridging RF Acoustics and Quantum Technologies
Milad Koohi, Andreas Tag
Texas A&M Univ., Qorvo
The integration of RF acoustics with quantum technologies presents new opportunities for advances in both classical and quantum systems. This workshop will bring together leading experts from academia and industry to explore key innovation opportunities at the intersection of these fields. The event begins with a look at RF acoustic resonators, addressing challenges in fabrication and simulation. Key performance issues will be explored, alongside modeling techniques to optimize devices. The workshop will be followed by a presentation on the limitations of today’s acoustic wave technologies and discussions on tackling them. Next, high-overtone bulk acoustic-wave resonators (HBARs) are discussed for their ability to support ultrahigh coherence phonon modes, with implications for quantum memory, sensors, and transducers. Strategies for quantum control of phonons via optomechanical and electromechanical couplings will be introduced. The workshop also highlights advances in phononic circuits for classical and quantum information processing, focusing on electron-phonon interactions and non-linearities. Recent progress in Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) devices for quantum computing, including their integration with superconducting circuits, will be showcased. Finally, thermal management in nanoscale devices will be discussed, offering solutions to challenges in heat dissipation. A panel discussion will conclude the workshop, encouraging collaboration between the RF acoustics and quantum communities.
08:00 - 17:20
WMD-1 RF Acoustic Wave Resonators, Getting Started
Ken-ya Hashimoto
UESTC
08:00 - 17:20
WMD-2 mm-Wave Acoustics: Tackling a Fundamental Limitation of Acoustic Wave Technologies
Milad Koohi
Texas A&M Univ.
08:00 - 17:20
WMD-3 Quantum Control of Bulk Acoustic Phonons
Peter T. Rakich
Yale Univ.
08:00 - 17:20
WMD-4 Microwave Frequency Phononic Classical and Quantum Information Processing Enabled By Strong Electron-Phonon Interactions
Matt Eichenfield
Univ. of Arizona
08:00 - 17:20
WMD-5 Manipulating Surface Acoustic Wave Phonons in the Quantum Regime
Ming-Han Chou
Amazon
08:00 - 17:20
WMD-6 Design and Fabrication of Phononic Integrated Circuits in Scandium Aluminum Nitride
Siddhartha Ghosh
Northeastern University
08:00 - 17:20
WMD-7 Engineering of Heat Flow in Nanoscale Devices
Ali Shakouri
Purdue Univ.
08:00 - 17:20
WMD-8 An electrostatic platform for quantum acoustics
Mohammad Mirhosseini
California Institute of Technology
08:00 - 17:20
WMD-9 Panel Discussion