Measuring What Matters: Test & Measurement for Scalable Quantum Systems

Scaling quantum computing requires more than better qubits, it demands reliable performance across every component. As systems grow to thousands of elements, every detector, source, and process step matters.

This talk highlights the role of test and measurement across the ecosystem from detectors and waveguides to UV curing, glass processing, and wafer inspection. Dhimitri presents solutions that provide the tools to measure, validate, and control performance at every stage.

About the presenter
Klea Dhimitri is an applications engineer at Hamamatsu Corporation, where she leads quantum-focused activities across North America and collaborates closely with cross-functional teams, including R&D groups in Japan. Her expertise includes advanced photodetectors and imaging technologies-PMTs, SPADs, MPPCs, and qCMOS camera-and their integration into cutting-edge quantum systems. Dhimitri also facilitates Hamamatsu's strategic collaborations with leading researchers and innovation hubs to advance photonics in quantum applications. She holds a bachelors in physics and mathematics from CUNY Hunter College.