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QubitWire 100

100 people shaping quantum computing.

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Distinguished Professor at Delft University of Technology and Principal Investigator at QuTech

Delft University of Technology; QuTech · Netherlands

An experimental physicist whose diamond-spin research connects tests of quantum nonlocality with the construction of small networks that distribute and process entanglement.

2 sources · 1 research paperIdentification checked Sep 19, 2026
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Hanson’s work links fundamental physics with the building blocks of a quantum internet. He coauthored the Delft experiment that tested a Bell inequality while closing major experimental loopholes. His group subsequently demonstrated entanglement across a network with multiple quantum nodes. Both depend on controlling matter-based qubits and connecting them optically, making this research a useful guide to the demanding transition from individual quantum links to coordinated network operations.

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