Vision and Mission

Vision

To shape the future of advanced quantum computing through excellence in research, innovation, and collaboration while enabling technologies that support digital transformation, economic diversification, and technological advancement.

Mission

Advance high-impact fundamental and applied research in quantum information science and advanced quantum computing.

Develop innovative quantum algorithms, software frameworks, and technologies addressing complex national and global challenges.

Foster interdisciplinary and international collaboration across academia, industry, and government.

Translate research outcomes into patents, commercialization, and scalable deep-tech industrial solutions.

Support and contribute to the Kingdom's digital transformation and knowledge-based economy.

Educate and train the next generation of quantum computing scientists and engineers.

Laboratory with a large cylindrical machine connected to wires and pipes, surrounded by computer monitors and a technician in a white lab coat.

Our Team

Daniel Loss

Prof. Daniel Loss

Widely recognized as one of the pioneers of spin-based quantum information processing. His research spans spin coherence and decoherence in quantum dots, quantum Hall physics, magnonics, and topological quantum computing with Majorana and parafermion modes.

daniel.loss@kfupm.edu.sa

Website

Center Director, Chair professor
Ji Zou

Dr. Ji Zou

Condensed matter theory and quantum computing.

  • Quantum spin dynamics and magnonics. Topological magnetic textures.

  • Quantum computation, quantum control, and quantum error correction. Spin qubits and correlated noise

  • Open, nonequilibrium, and non-Hermitian quantum systemsc

ji.zou@kfupm.edu.sa

Read more

Assitant Professor, Department of Physics
Abdulwahab Al luhaibi
Assistant professor, Department of Physics

Dr. Abdulwahab Al Luhaibi

Quantum and Superconducting Technology

  • Nonlinear Physics

  • Superconductivity and Vortex Physics 

  • Quantum Circuit

aalluhaibi@kfupm.edu.sa

Read more

Samira Elghaayda
postdoc

Samira Elghaadya

Quantum Information

  • Relativistic Quantum Information

  • Quantum Batteries 

  • Circuit Quantum Electrodynamics (Circuit QED)

samira.elghaayda@kfupm.edu.sa

Begin Your Academic Journey

Submit the inquiry form to receive a detailed program guide, and a representative will respond promptly to discuss strategic enrollment options.