Qunett is building the core hardware infrastructure for quantum networking. Our mission is to enable scalable, deployable quantum networks by developing solid-state quantum memory and networking technologies that operate outside the lab and integrate with real-world systems. At Qunett, engineers and physicists work hands-on with diamond-based quantum devices, photonics, cryogenics, and control systems to turn fundamental quantum capabilities into practical networked hardware. This is an opportunity to help define how quantum systems communicate, scale, and ultimately power the next generation of secure communication,
sensing, and distributed quantum computing. As an early-stage startup, Qunett values engineers and physicists who bring technical breadth, adaptability, and a willingness to contribute across disciplines as priorities evolve.

HartSCI is a dynamic small business that designs and manufactures adaptive optics systems and related instrumentation for astronomical and laser communication applications. Our innovative products are deployed to serve the needs of government, commercial, and academic clients. Spurred by recent growth and larger market share, we are looking to expand our technical team.

HartSCI is a dynamic small business that designs and manufactures adaptive optics systems and related instrumentation for astronomical and laser communication applications. Our innovative products are deployed to serve the needs of government, commercial, and academic clients. Spurred by recent growth and anticipated larger market share, we are looking to expand our technical team.

Laser Fun Day 2026 attracted over 350 visitors and was made possible by over 100 student and faculty volunteers. On the day of the event, the building was filled with hands-on activities and demonstrations that showcased the amazing world of optics.

Congratulations Dr. Travis Sawyer, assistant professor at the Wyant College of Optical Sciences, on being named a Fulbright U.S. Scholar, supporting international research and academic exchange.

Judith Su has been named a recipient of the 2026 Convergence Award: Excellence in Research and Creative Activity in the category of Applied Research and Engineering, one of the University of Arizona’s highest honors recognizing research excellence.