Reaching 150 km/h is challenging. You probably fall at lower speeds than that and then slow down significantly.

I doubt it.

EM&J

What about a warm-up drink?

Update!

We are grateful to ETH Zürich, the @ethfoundation.bsky.social , the State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation @sbfi.admin.ch, Innosuisse, the Swiss National Science Foundation @snsf.ch, and IARPA for their support of our research.
Also, visit our lab's website: qudev.phys.ethz.ch

Our research is done at Department of Physics ( @ethz.ch physics ), @ethz.ch Zurich, the @ethz-qc.bsky.social Quantum ETH Zurich, and the @ethz.ch Zürich - @psich.bsky.social Paul Scherrer Institut #Quantum #Computing Hub.

Thanks to all members of our lab for their contributions to the lab's research and education in #quantum #science and #technology this year. Curious about our publications? Follow this link qudev.phys.ethz.ch/publications .

We do not have a special name as far as I can tell. I will ask and let you know.

Francois Swiadek, Christian Kraglund Andersen (now professor @tudelft @qutech.bsky.social), Christopher Eichler (now professor FAU Erlangen), @andreasateth.bsky.social supported by IARPA, the @snsf.ch Swiss National Science Foundation, and the @ethfoundation.bsky.social.

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The work was done by Christoph Hellings, Nathan Lacroix (now at Google), Ants Remm (now at @atlanticquantum.bsky.social), Richard Boell, Johannes Herrmann (now at YQuantum), Stefania Lazar (now at Zurich Instruments), Sebastian Krinner (now at Zurich Instruments) ...

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The paper is also available on arXiv here: arxiv.org/abs/2503.04610

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Read more here: journals.aps.org/prresearch/a...

In this paper we document the methods which we use at the #Quantum Device Lab (@ethz-qc.bsky.social @ethz.ch Zurich, Department of Physics (D-PHYS), and at the @ethz.ch - @psich.bsky.social #Quantum #Computing Hub.

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Check out our newest paper "Calibrating magnetic flux control in superconducting circuits by compensating distortions on timescales from nanoseconds up to tens of microseconds" published in the @apsphysics.bsky.social
journal @physrevresearch.bsky.social 7, 043142 (2025).

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... control the qubit transition frequency on time scales ranging from nano- to microseconds.

Also make sure that there are no bias-tees in your circuit that have a non-linearity, observable as a power-dependence of the response function, which may hamper your efforts.

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Mihai Gabureac (now at PSI Paul Scherrer Institut), Kevin Reuer, Kadir AKIN (now at PSI Paul Scherrer Institut) , Baptiste Royer, Alexandre Blais, and Andreas Wallraff.
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The work was done by Paul Magnard (now founder of Isentroniq), Simon Storz (now postdoc at Department of Physics (D-PHYS), ETH Zurich), Philipp Kurpiers (now at Rohde & Schwarz), Josua Schär, Fabian Marxer (now at IQM Quantum Computers), Janis Lütolf, Theo Walter, JC Besse,
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This was a major achievement which enabled a range of experiments at our lab (qudev.phys.ethz.ch/publications) and also elsewhere.
Read more here in this @PhysRevLett 125, 260502 (2020): journals.aps.org/prl/abstract... .
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