No instructor I know (who isn't a miserable asshole) WANTS an adversarial relationship with their students. We just want you to actually learn the material, & understand why it's important to do so. We want you as robustly capable as we can manage, on the other side of our time with you. That's it.

Wait, the title can’t be a Robert Musil reference, can it? Is it??? 🥹

That pure joy on your face 😊😊

Read our preprint here: arxiv.org/abs/2503.12256
or come to my hashtag#APSSummit25 talk on Wednesday 1.18pm: summit.aps.org/events/MAR-M...

Biggest congratulations to Sam Katiraee-Far who led this work and a huge thank you to the all-star experimental team from the Vandersypen lab for working with us to make this happen!

Our framework is also easy to embed into any control software and is readily adaptable for different quantum control and tuning goals.

In collaboration with Vandersypen, Rimbach-Russ and Scappucci groups, we make progress precisely towards the goal of controlling quantum computers faster and better: we optimize multiple different aspects of spin qubit computer operation with the same algorithm reaching the state-of-the-art results!

We have these amazing machines with a lot of promise, but controlling and programming them can be a pain sometimes - but that just means that we get to solve all those challenges!

I think about this moment often because it reminds me both how far we have come in the field of classical computing and, more importantly, that we live in a time *just like this*, but for quantum computing right now.

Congratulations Mario!

Congratulations! I very much enjoyed reading it, the story is super cool 😊

Big congratulations to Tom, Arash and Bokai 👏

Congratulations!! I’m reading right now and loving it ❤️