The Quantum Computing Interest Group (QCIG) exists to advance discovery, innovation, and workforce development through the thoughtful discussion of quantum computing technologies as they become increasingly integrated into the broad landscape of scientific and research computing. The group aims to cultivate a proactive, strong and collaborative community group that supports the responsible, impactful integration of quantum technologies into this landscape.
Current Work
The interest group marked its inaugural year in 2026, is embarking on meetings, and is encouraging interested members of the community to join us.
Getting Involved
We are looking for RCD folks in the community who are quantum curious and want to participate in the development and understanding of how quantum computing will integrate into our varied research interests. Come join us at our meetings. Please write to us at quantum-ig@carcc.org or contact the chairs:
Santiago Nunez-Corrales nunezco2@illinois.edu and Jim Lookabaugh jlookabaugh@internet2.edu.
Current Contributors
- Santiago Nunez-Corrales, (co-Chair), University of Illinois
- Jim Lookabaugh, (co-Chair), Internet2
- Tom Marcais, Washington and Lee University
- Timothy Middelkoop, Internet2
- Chuck Pavloski, University of Illinois
- Liwen Shih, University of Houston-Clear Lake