Weiwen Jiang, Assistant Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, College of Engineering and Computing (CEC), is set to receive NSF funding for: “CAREER: Efficient and Scalable Deployment Automation for Quantum-Centric Computing.”
The objective of this CAREER project is to create a deployment automation framework, namely AutoQC, end-to-end pilot AutoQC framework for quantum centric computing cyberinfrastructure (QuCI), encompassing resource allocation and management, system calibration and monitoring, and fault-tolerant circuit construction.
The proposed deployment services will work for QuCIs at both near-term noisy intermediate-scale quantum (NISQ) and long-term fault-tolerant quantum computing (FTQC).
Jiang has divided this research into three areas:
- Just-in-time Quantum Performance Characterization and Resource Allocation
- Run-time Efficient Quantum Device Calibration with Scalable Monitoring.
- Ahead-of-time Learning-based Logical Gate Construction for Fault-tolerant Quantum Computing.
Jiang will receive $641,778 from the National Science Foundation for this project. Funding will begin in June 2025 and will end in late May 2030.