Abstract representation of a quantum network

Attosecond Synchronized Photonic Entanglement Network

A National Quantum Virtual Lab Testbed

ASPEN-Net is a quantum networking testbed part of the NSF-funded National Quantum Virtual Lab program. Our aim is to build a robust platform for quantum networks in the near term (less than five years) that can solve important communications and sensing problems. Our testbed brings together key partners across academia, government, and industry to build a vibrant quantum networking user community and to develop mature applications of quantum networks and distributed entanglement.

The future of quantum networking

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Tutorial: Path-Entangled Quantum Networks
Apr 3
Tutorial: Path-Entangled Quantum Networks

Speaker: Michael Mazurek
Level: Introductory/Intermediate
Link: TBA

This tutorial will cover the basics of how to build and all-optical quantum networks. This includes the an overview of the ASPEN Net architecture as well as the components needed.
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Tutorial: All Optical Memories & Detectors
Apr 17
Tutorial: All Optical Memories & Detectors

Speaker: Paul Kwiat (UIUC) and Marty Stevens (NIST)
Level: Introductory/Intermediate
Link: TBA

This tutorial will cover the fundamentals of high-bandwidth quantum optical memories and the single-photon detectors needed for path-entangled networks.
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Quantum Networking Tutorial Series

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