National Science Foundation grants $37.5 quantum award to CU Boulder

The National Science Foundation is awarding the University of Colorado Boulder $37.5 million to advance quantum technology that could enable faster computers and disease detection.

Wed, 26 Aug 2026 19:44:04 GMT

The National Science Foundation is awarding the University of Colorado Boulder $37.5 million to advance quantum technology that could enable faster computers and disease detection. The money will continue to fund the NSF Q-SEnSE Center, or NSF Quantu... [458 chars]

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