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| IEEE Transactions on Quantum Engineering | |
|---|---|
| Title | IEEE Transactions on Quantum Engineering |
| Discipline | Quantum engineering, quantum information, quantum optics |
| Abbreviation | IEEE Trans. Quantum Eng. |
| Publisher | IEEE |
| History | 2020–present |
| Openaccess | Hybrid |
IEEE Transactions on Quantum Engineering is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal covering research in quantum engineering, quantum information science, and quantum technologies. The journal publishes original articles, reviews, and special issues that bridge experimental platforms such as superconducting circuits, trapped ions, and photonic systems with applications in sensing, communications, and computation. It serves as a venue for contributions from researchers affiliated with institutions like Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard University, California Institute of Technology, University of Oxford, and laboratories such as Bell Labs, Los Alamos National Laboratory, and MIT Lincoln Laboratory.
IEEE Transactions on Quantum Engineering launched in the early 2020s amid growing institutional initiatives including National Quantum Initiative Act, collaborations linked to European Quantum Flagship, and national programs at U.S. Department of Energy laboratories. Its founding responded to momentum from conferences such as Quantum Information Processing and meetings organized by societies like American Physical Society, Optica (society), and IEEE Photonics Society. Early volumes featured submissions from groups at IBM Research, Google Quantum AI, Microsoft Research, NIST, and consortia formed around projects like IonQ and Rigetti Computing. The journal's establishment paralleled developments in milestones such as demonstrations by teams at University of California, Santa Barbara and Yale University.
The journal's scope encompasses experimental platforms including superconducting qubits, trapped ions, topological insulators, nitrogen-vacancy centers, and photonic integrated circuits, as well as theoretical work from groups at Perimeter Institute, Institute for Quantum Computing, and CQT (Centre for Quantum Technologies). It covers applications in quantum sensing demonstrated by researchers at University of Cambridge, quantum communications developed by teams at ETH Zurich and University of Geneva (home of Swiss Quantum Center), and algorithms linked to work at Princeton University and University of Waterloo. Cross-disciplinary topics draw contributions from researchers affiliated with Stanford University, Columbia University, University of Chicago, and industrial partners such as Intel and Xanadu.
The editorial leadership comprises editors and associate editors drawn from prominent institutions including University of Maryland, Cornell University, Imperial College London, Seoul National University, and Tsinghua University. The publisher, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, manages production through organizational units like IEEE Xplore and partner societies such as IEEE Computer Society and IEEE Communications Society. Editorial policies reflect standards communicated at meetings like International Conference on Quantum Technologies and align with ethical guidelines referenced by organizations such as Committee on Publication Ethics.
The journal is indexed by major services and repositories used by researchers at Google Scholar, Scopus, Web of Science, and institutional libraries of University of California system. Abstracting and indexing facilitate discoverability for authors from Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Sandia National Laboratories, Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics, and university consortia participating in European Research Council projects. Visibility is enhanced through listings in databases relied upon by funders such as National Science Foundation and agencies within U.S. Department of Defense research programs.
Reception among communities at American Physical Society meetings, workshops hosted by Los Alamos National Laboratory, and seminars at Caltech indicates the journal is positioned as a multidisciplinary forum comparable to outlets frequented by authors from Nature Physics, Physical Review Letters, and npj Quantum Information. Citation patterns reflect engagement from groups across University of Toronto, McGill University, University of Tokyo, and corporate labs at Honeywell Quantum Solutions, while editorial commentary has been discussed at panels involving representatives from DARPA and European Commission initiatives.
Notable early papers included experimental demonstrations and theory papers by teams affiliated with IBM Research, Google Quantum AI, NIST, Yale University, and MIT. Special issues have been organized around themes tied to workshops such as Quantum Error Correction Workshop, symposia sponsored by IEEE Electron Devices Society, and collaborative projects funded by Horizon 2020 and the Quantum Economic Development Consortium. Guest editors have been drawn from institutions including University of Sydney, University of Innsbruck, Technische Universität München, and Riken.
Submission follows manuscript preparation guidelines aligned with templates used across IEEE Xplore and processes familiar to authors from IEEE Conference on Quantum Electronics, International Conference on Quantum Communication, and journals published by American Institute of Physics. Peer review employs reviewers recruited from networks including faculty at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Brown University, Northwestern University, and researchers at Brookhaven National Laboratory, with decisions overseen by the editor-in-chief and associate editors. The journal offers options for open access and preprint archiving common to contributors who post to arXiv, with copyright and licensing frameworks consistent with IEEE publishing policies and funder mandates from bodies such as Wellcome Trust and UK Research and Innovation.