Quantum information school launches at Fermilab, using subatomic principles for groundbreaking technology

Forget about summer school as a time to make up a flunked course, or get a requirement out of the way. For a group of students at Fermilab, summer school means learning about the one of most cutting-edge technologies on the planet: quantum information science. On the grounds of the huge underground particle accelerator in Batavia, students Monday began learning about the obstacles and ...

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