This article focuses on advancements in quantum research led by the Quantum Systems Accelerator (QSA), which is driving breakthroughs in understanding subatomic particles using quantum devices. Two teams from QSA are highlighted for their work: one, led by Anthony Ciavarella and Christian Bauer, has developed a quantum model to study the dynamics of quarks and gluons, advancing nuclear physics research. Another team, led by Elizabeth Bennewitz, is exploring meson scattering using quantum processors to simulate particle interactions. These efforts exemplify how quantum simulations can open new avenues for investigating particle physics and could potentially enhance understanding of the Standard Model. The QSA’s collaborative network is fostering innovation by connecting theorists and experimentalists to develop quantum devices for future scientific discoveries.
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