WORKSHOP: NSF Frontiers of Experimental Condensed Matter Physics (CMP) Principal Investigators Workshop on Materials for the Quantum Revolution

研讨会：NSF 实验凝聚态物理前沿 (CMP) 首席研究员量子革命材料研讨会

• 批准号: 1743724
• 负责人: Amir Yacoby
• 金额: $ 5万
• 依托单位: Harvard University
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2017
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2017-05-01 至 2018-04-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1743724&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: WORKSHOP; NSF; Frontiers; Experimental; Condensed

Abstracts are a public record of active and expired awards and are an important source of information on NSF activities. The purpose of the Abstract is to describe the project and justify the expenditure of Federal funds. Abstracts must not contain inappropriate or confidential information, and because they are available to such a wide audience, high standards of quality must be maintained in preparing them.The NSF award abstract has two parts, which should appear in the following order: -Part 1: A nontechnical description of the project, which explains the project's significance and importance. This description also serves as a public justification for NSF funding by articulating how the project serves the national interest, as stated by NSF's mission: to promote the progress of science; to advance the national health, prosperity and welfare; or to secure the national defense. This part of the abstract should describe the fundamental issues the project seeks to address, as well as other potential benefits, such as how the project advances the field, supports education and diversity, or benefits society. This part should be understandable by a broad audience. -Part 2: A technical description of the project that states its goals and scope, the methods and approaches to be used, and its potential contribution. In many cases, the technical project description may be a modified version of the project summary that is submitted with the proposal. However, the technical description should reflect any changes in the project's goals made after the review process.Upon award of a proposal, the Abstract is available in the Award Search application and via FastLane.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This workshop brings together researchers to discuss current topics and needs in quantum science and technology which include fundamental aspects of topological phases of matter, quantum sensors and systems, quantum technology and the quantum workforce. The talks are setup to review progress that has been accomplished in the last few years and set out new challenges and exciting opportunities in developing materials and applications for the quantum revolution. Discussions at this meeting are designed to identify key questions within the field and promote brainstorming on future directions. Specific areas to be highlighted include: Fundamental Topics, Quantum Sensors and Systems, Quantum Technology, Quantum Workforce. Furthermore, panel discussions on the current state of research and funding in the field of ?materials for the quantum revolution? are planned to elucidate new trends and exciting areas of development.

摘要是有效和过期奖项的公共记录，是 NSF 活动信息的重要来源。摘要的目的是描述该项目并证明联邦资金支出的合理性。摘要不得包含不适当或机密信息，并且由于它们可供广泛的受众使用，因此在准备摘要时必须保持高标准。 NSF 奖项摘要有两部分，应按以下顺序出现： - 第 1 部分：项目的非技术描述，解释项目的意义和重要性。该描述还通过阐明该项目如何服务于国家利益，作为 NSF 资助的公开理由，正如 NSF 的使命所述：促进科学进步；促进国民健康、繁荣和福利；或确保国防。摘要的这一部分应描述项目寻求解决的基本问题，以及其他潜在的好处，例如项目如何推进该领域、支持教育和多样性或造福社会。这部分应该是广大读者可以理解的。 -第 2 部分：项目的技术描述，说明其目标和范围、要使用的方法和途径以及其潜在贡献。在许多情况下，技术项目描述可能是与提案一起提交的项目摘要的修改版本。然而，技术描述应反映审查过程后项目目标的任何变化。提案授予后，摘要可在奖项搜索应用程序中和通过 FastLane 获取。-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 本研讨会汇集了研究人员，讨论量子科学和技术的当前主题和需求，包括物质拓扑相、量子传感器和系统、量子技术和量子劳动力的基本方面。这些会谈旨在回顾过去几年所取得的进展，并提出在开发量子革命材料和应用方面的新挑战和令人兴奋的机遇。这次会议的讨论旨在确定该领域的关键问题并促进对未来方向的集思广益。需要强调的具体领域包括：基础主题、量子传感器和系统、量子技术、量子劳动力。此外，小组讨论了“量子革命材料”领域的研究和资助现状。计划阐明新趋势和令人兴奋的发展领域。