Steffen Glaser, German physical chemist. Professor Glaser's research includes quantum computing using NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) techniques. He
Steffen Glaser, German physical chemist. Professor Glaser's research includes quantum computing using NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) techniques. He is holding a model of the molecule (tert-butoxy- carbonyl-[C2-N-D2-glycine] fluoride), designed to have five atoms with their nuclear spins linearly- coupled. The five spins (a magnetic quantum property) form a 5-bit quantum computer. The spins in a liquid solution of this molecule are switched using radio-frequency pulses. The effects are monitored using a superconducting magnet (upper right). This quantum computer has been used to solve mathematical problems. Glaser works at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany.
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