Welcome to the ALMA Lab

We are the ALMA Lab for Atoms, Light, and Microwaves
located at New York University, Tandon School of Engineering.
We are a team of quantum engineers that build systems of superconducting circuits to explore microwave quantum optics and advance quantum technology.
Microwave quantum optics research image Microwave Quantum Optics Superconducting quantum interconnects research image Superconducting Quantum Interconnects Quantum sensing research image Quantum Sensing
The ALMA Lab uses superconducting circuits to study light-matter interactions, engineer quantum links between distant systems, and build quantum sensing tools. Across these directions, we combine device design, theoretical modeling, cryogenic measurement, microwave engineering, and quantum control to explore new capabilities for quantum information science.
ALMA Lab team members at New York University

Latest News

September 1, 2026 ALMA Lab officially launches on-site! June 18, 2026 Valeria's poster wins second place at QDDW! June 9, 2026 Professor Almanakly's PhD thesis receives MIT EECS thesis award

Interested in joining ALMA?

We welcome students and researchers excited by superconducting quantum devices, microwave measurements, and quantum engineering.

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