
Wake Forest University


NanoteQ Laboratory (NQTL) is an integration of independent research teams, support staff, research guests, entrepreneurs and shared facility users. We enable the research of scientists and engineers, and transform the regional economy through tech innovation and business opportunity. The NQTL focus is Frontier Tech. which emerges from the advances of nanoscience and quantum information systems. At the forefront of new economies, these technologies of scale-engineered complexity include: quantum computing, quantum sensors, advanced quantum power, human-machine fusion, and synthetic intelligence. With a broad user base, world wide entrepreneurial enterprises, and resident teams of scholars, this unique research ecosystem of NQTL is driven to discovery and committed to the development of future economies. NQTL is a resource that makes a difference...

Lab News and Events
EVENTS
April 16 11:00 am ZSR Library 103
Thesis defense. Tim Carlson will discuss the use of topol0goical systems for quantum information application at room temperature
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April 24
Carroll Group Meeting (9:00 am) Small Conference Room, Open to QCWG. A discussion on toy models of topological insulators in 2D.
May 8, 4:00 pm
In May NanoteQ will hold its first open house reception, introducing the new facility. There will be refreshments, tours, and more.
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Donations for 2026: $ 35,000.00
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WFU office of the Provost Winston Salem NC
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Winston-Salem NC
DataMax Foundation Winston Salem NC
CAS Family Trust Winston Salem NC
Dr. G. McGuire (ITC) Raleigh NC
Dr. Ya-Ping Sun Clemson SC
B. Ghaffari Berryville VA
​B. Summers Clemmons NC

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the Nano and Quantum Technologies Laboratory
95 W 32 nd Street
Winston-Salem NC 27105
Director: Prof. David Carroll
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