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** Grant #0621621: '''NSF CCF: Microarchitectures for Quantum Computers.''' Principal Investigators: Mark Oskin and [[User:Dabacon|Dave Bacon]] (2006-2009) | ** Grant #0621621: '''NSF CCF: Microarchitectures for Quantum Computers.''' Principal Investigators: Mark Oskin and [[User:Dabacon|Dave Bacon]] (2006-2009) | ||
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* The National Security Agency and the Army Research Office | * The National Security Agency and the Army Research Office | ||
** Grant W911NSF-06-1-0379: '''The Hidden Subgroup Conjugacy Problem and Beyond.''' Principal Investigator: [[User:Dabacon|Dave Bacon]] | ** Grant W911NSF-06-1-0379: '''The Hidden Subgroup Conjugacy Problem and Beyond.''' Principal Investigator: [[User:Dabacon|Dave Bacon]] | ||
* The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington | * The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington | ||
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Revision as of 17:06, 15 May 2008
Funding for the Quantum Computing theory group is provided by
- The National Science Foundation
- Grant #0523359: QnTM EMT: Self-Correcting Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computers. Principal Investigators: Dave Bacon and Mark Oskin (2005-2008)
- Grant #0621621: NSF CCF: Microarchitectures for Quantum Computers. Principal Investigators: Mark Oskin and Dave Bacon (2006-2009)
- The National Security Agency and the Army Research Office
- Grant W911NSF-06-1-0379: The Hidden Subgroup Conjugacy Problem and Beyond. Principal Investigator: Dave Bacon
- The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Washington