What if quantum computing didn’t require temperatures colder than deep space?
Wake Forest’s new Nano and Quantum Technologies Laboratory is giving researchers and students the tools to explore that possibility.
Read more: https://wakefo.rest/4jsMynw

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What if quantum computing didn’t require temperatures colder than deep space?
Wake Forest’s new Nano and Quantum Technologies Laboratory is giving researchers and students the tools to explore that possibility.
Read more: https://wakefo.rest/4jsMynw
New research from Wake Forest economist Frederick Chen uses game theory to explain the surprising incentives behind museum security, law enforcement and the black market and why some seemingly obvious solutions to art theft can backfire.
Read more: https://wakefo.rest/4iIWtFm
Eroding coastal marshes are releasing more than 1.45 billion pounds of carbon into the ocean each year.
New Wake Forest-led research uses satellite imagery to reveal a hidden source of carbon emissions along the U.S. Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
Read more: https://wakefo.rest/4gWq3os
What happens in the brain when GLP-1 drugs turn down “food noise”?
WFU psychology professor Wayne Pratt explains what neuroscience tells us about GLP-1s like Ozempic and Wegovy, and what researchers are still working to understand.
Another record-setting year for Hit the Bricks! 🧱
2,406 runners and walkers raised nearly $407,000 for the Brian Piccolo Cancer Research Fund, supporting cancer research and patient services at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist.
Join us Sunday, Oct. 4, at 11 a.m. for the 2026 Family Weekend worship service, featuring Chris Gilliam and the WFU Chamber Choir.
The service is open to the entire Wake Forest community, family and friends.
Watch live: https://wakefo.rest/4y1TKuJ
Wake Forest and Stanford will compete on the football field today. Off the field, they’re working together.
Explore four areas where the two universities are collaborating to advance research, education and discovery ➡️ https://wakefo.rest/4dhTfVV
From the Amazon to the Vatican.
Wake Forest researchers with CINCIA and the Sabin Center briefed Pope Leo XIV on mercury pollution in the Amazon and its impact on people and the environment.
Read more: https://wakefo.rest/4hW4g1z
Wake Forest and Allegacy Financial have announced the continuation of their university-wide strategic partnership.
Read more: https://wakefo.rest/4rD79HU
Wake Forest brought lawmakers, policy experts and students together in Washington, D.C., for a conversation about the future of public service, character and civil discourse.
Read more: https://wakefo.rest/46Omufl
What if quantum computing didn’t require temperatures colder than deep space?
Wake Forest’s new Nano and Quantum Technologies Laboratory is giving researchers and students the tools to explore that possibility.
Read more: https://wakefo.rest/4jsMynw
This Thursday, Wake Forest will Hit the Bricks for cancer research.
Since 2003, more than 20,000 participants have raised over $1.8 million through one of our most beloved campus traditions. 🧱
Read more: https://wakefo.rest/4daAeoa
New research from Wake Forest economist Frederick Chen uses game theory to explain the surprising incentives behind museum security, law enforcement and the black market and why some seemingly obvious solutions to art theft can backfire.
Read more: https://wakefo.rest/4iIWtFm
Great research shouldn’t stay inside academia.
With support from a $2.7 million grant, Wake Forest will become home to a global initiative helping scientists, social scientists and philosophers bring their expertise to broader public audiences.
The wait is over. 🎬
Our new Wake Forest commercial is here. See what happens when a Forest comes together to bring an idea to life.
Visit wake.wfu.edu/commercial for the story behind the story.
Nearly 3,000 pieces of paper. Every element designed, engineered and assembled by hand.
Go behind the scenes of Wake Forest’s new 30-second commercial and the idea that inspired it.
Wake Forest Professor of Practice Ellen Murphy examines how AI tools could help millions of Americans navigate civil legal issues without an attorney, while also considering the risks and limitations.
Her latest for The Conversation: https://wakefo.rest/4hwEFey
What makes a pathogen worth studying? Sometimes, it’s what makes it weird.
Wake Forest chemist Rebecca Alexander is uncovering how an unusual bacterium survives inside human cells, revealing a potential new target for antibacterial therapies.
Wake Forest and Historic Bethabara Park are partnering to preserve thousands of 18th-century artifacts in Winston-Salem. A three-year, $750,000 National Endowment for the Humanities grant is supporting the work.
Read more: https://wakefo.rest/4xAJ2eq
AI agents can make life easier, but at what cost to your privacy?
New Wake Forest research uncovered serious security risks in third-party AI agent skills, including leaked credentials that could expose private data.