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The Department of Physics has successfully demonstrated a novel quantum error correction protocol that can maintain qubit coherence for record-breaking durations. This breakthrough, published in Nature Physics, brings us significantly closer to building practical, fault-tolerant quantum computers capable of solving problems beyond classical computational reach.
Read Full ArticleThe William & Gates Innovation Center — a 200,000 sq. ft. facility featuring interdisciplinary research labs, a startup incubator, maker spaces, and collaborative work environments — will officially open for the Fall 2026 semester, marking the largest capital investment in campus history.
Professors Elena Vasquez (Molecular Biology), David Park (Economics), and Margaret Sullivan (Comparative Literature) have been elected as fellows of the National Academy of Sciences, recognizing their extraordinary contributions to their respective fields and decades of groundbreaking research.
A landmark partnership allows students to spend a semester at each of three world-class institutions across three continents, earning dual credentials and gaining an unparalleled global perspective. The program launches with 60 spots in its inaugural cohort for Fall 2027.
No.1 HackFest 2026 brought together students from 30 universities to build innovative solutions over 48 hours. This year's winning team developed an AI-powered platform for early detection of rare genetic disorders, earning the top prize and interest from three venture capital firms.
In her new book "The Great Displacement," Professor Hassan draws on ten years of field research across 15 countries to examine how climate change is reshaping global migration patterns. The book has already been adopted as required reading at 40+ universities worldwide.
Applications for the incoming class have surpassed 65,000 — a 12% increase from last year. The applicant pool is the most diverse in university history, with significant increases from first-generation college students and international applicants.
Through partnerships with 200+ local organizations, our students contributed to literacy programs, housing initiatives, health clinics, environmental conservation, and legal aid services. Community engagement remains a pillar of the No.1 Education experience.
A team of materials science and marine biology researchers has created a fully biodegradable packaging material derived from sustainably harvested seaweed. The innovation decomposes in 30 days and has attracted partnerships with major consumer goods companies.
Led by All-American forward Sophia Martinez, our women's soccer program has clinched its third straight berth in the NCAA Division I Championship. The team's success reflects our commitment to excellence both on the field and in the classroom.
Our proprietary EdAI platform, developed by the Computer Science department in collaboration with the School of Education, uses machine learning to personalize study materials, identify knowledge gaps, and recommend resources for each student.
Dr. Sharma (MPH '14) has been appointed Regional Director of the World Health Organization's Southeast Asia office, overseeing public health strategy for 1.9 billion people. She credits her time at No.1 Education for shaping her career in global health leadership.