Quantum Engineering
A Gold Open Access journal highlighting peer-reviewed progress in superconducting qubits, quantum sensors, quantum networks, and compiler design.
About the Journal
Translation of quantum science into practical hardware, cryptography, and application architectures.
Scholarly Open publishes highly relevant and FAIR-aligned research across our journals. We focus on transparent processes, rapid dissemination, and strong author support.
Scope & Coverage
- •Design and fabrication of solid-state, trapped-ion, and photonic qubits
- •Cryogenic and control electronics for quantum processors
- •Quantum error correction (QEC) protocols and physical integration
- •Quantum compilers, classical-quantum hybrid software stacks
- •Quantum key distribution (QKD) and post-quantum network hardware
- •High-sensitivity quantum sensors and metrology instruments
- •Application-layer algorithms and NISQ-era hardware co-design
Journal Sections
Editorial Board
Our distinguished editorial board members are leading experts in their fields, overseeing our rigorous peer review and ensuring high publication standards.
Editor-in-Chief
Position open
Under formation
Associate Editors
Join Our Editorial Team
We are always looking for distinguished scholars to join our editorial board. If you are interested in contributing to the advancement of open access, we would love to hear from you.
Articles
Explore the latest high-impact peer-reviewed research articles published open-access in this journal.
Sample Articles
These article outlines are illustrative examples for our launch journals.
This paper demonstrates a fabrication method for silicon-28 spin qubits that reduces environmental spin noise and yields a twofold increase in coherence time.
We present a software-level compilation stack that translates logical quantum gates into braiding trajectories, optimizing topological error-correcting codes.
Submit to Quantum Engineering
Please review our author guidelines and prepare your manuscript according to our submission requirements. We welcome original research, reviews, and methodological contributions that support FAIR scholarship.