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Chicago Tribune – Twenty-five years ago, when people talked about innovation in America, Chicago was rarely the first city mentioned — if at all. Remember the Rust Belt? The conversation…
Quantum Zeitgeist – Teachers at James H. Bowen High School are using ice cream, cell phones, and card games to explain the complexities of quantum science to students, a shift spurred…
Chicago Tribune – The former U.S. Steel South Works site on Chicago’s South Side is giving rise to something that hasn’t been there in decades — hope. I first saw…
Chicago Business Journal – The Bloch Quantum Tech Hub got one of its biggest wins to date when it received a $30 million award from the U.S. Economic Development Administration…
Site Selection – When Zero Point Cryogenics announced on July 22 that it would establish its first U.S. location at the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park (IQMP) on Chicago’s South…
Quantum Zeitgeist – The Grainger College of Engineering will launch a new undergraduate minor in Quantum Information Science this fall, preparing students for a field predicted to be worth $2 trillion…
Fast Company – The media continues to sleep on quantum. No surprise, really, between the AI boom and the fact that the science behind the technology can feel inscrutable. But while most…
Citizen Newspaper Group – The sky is limitless for today’s youth when it comes to career paths. However proper choices, skill training, education and devoted mentorship are certainly a few…
Quantum Computing Report – Silicon spin-qubit hardware developer Diraq has opened its first U.S. research and measurement laboratory in Chicago, Illinois. Situated within the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park (IQMP) On-Ramp program hosted at…
CBS News Chicago – State leaders hope the new massive quantum computing development on the city’s South Side helps position Illinois as the next Silicon Valley. Getting it built was a priority…