James O’Sullivan, a CEA researcher at SPEC in the Quantronics group, received an ERC Starting Grant for his project nQUICHE, which aims to build a Quantum Random Access Memory (QRAM). This device can store and manipulate quantum information across multiple superposed cells, a key component for scalable quantum computing.
By combining electronic and nuclear spins with superconducting circuits in a hybrid architecture, nQUICHE will explore modular and scalable approaches to quantum information processing. Experiments will probe quantum effects at the single-spin level, opening new possibilities in cryptography, quantum chemistry, and quantum machine learning.
