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Princeton University is a private Ivy League research university founded in 1746 in Princeton, New Jersey. Its Center for Complex Materials and Princeton Quantum Initiative provide training in quantum information science. Princeton conducts quantum research spanning quantum processors, quantum algorithms, quantum materials, quantum networks, and quantum simulation. The university's quantum programs advance fundamental quantum science and quantum technology development, and Princeton maintains research partnerships with government laboratories and quantum computing companies. Through its quantum physics research, quantum engineering programs, and quantum education, the university supports US quantum competitiveness and scientific leadership in quantum computing. In November 2025, researchers at Princeton University demonstrated a quantum memory system with coherence times exceeding 1 millisecond, a milestone for quantum information storage that could enable more complex quantum algorithms and improve error correction in future quantum computers.
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