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Sorin P. Voinigescu
Professor
Department of
Electrical and Computer Engineering
University
of Toronto
My main research goal is to investigate and demonstrate monolithic quantum processor architectures with millions of qubits and classical control and readout electronics integrated on the same die in commercial large volume silicon foundry technologies. We also continue to explore novel electronic devices, THz and photonics systems on chip (SoCs), to demonstrate their commercial viability, hopefully leading to new applications for nano-electronics, new products, new companies and wealth creation. The main applications are in quantum computation, telecommunications, radiometry, radio astronomy, high-resolution imaging, industrial, remote, and environmental sensing. Current research themes are
Elevated temperature, large scale monolithic quantum processors in silicon
Teraherz sampling techniques for analog and mixed-signal processing
mm-wave radios, sensors, radars, and imagers
Energy-efficient Tb/s photonic transceivers
Please send
your comments to sorinv@ece.utoronto.ca
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Updated October 2024