ATOmNEXUS Tech & Economics Lab
Open, non-commercial research on quantum technologies, frontier tech, and their economic and financial impacts.
About the Lab
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Mission
We investigate quantum computing and communications, frontier technologies, and their macro-financial implications.
We build open-source models, publish datasets, and inform policy with rigorous, transparent research.
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Open science & education
Open-source codebases
Reproducible datasets
Workshops & seminars
Policy briefs & reports
Research Areas
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Quantum Computing
Algorithms, error mitigation, and computational economics with near-term devices.
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Quantum Communications
Quantum networks, security, and infrastructure economics for entanglement-era systems.
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Frontier Tech & Finance
Macroeconomic dynamics, market design, and risk in emerging technologies.
Selected Publications
Quantum Networks: Economic Design and Market Impacts (2026)
We model multi-tenant quantum networks and study efficiency, pricing, and welfare under resource constraints.
Macro-financial Risk under Frontier Tech Diffusion (2025)
A quantitative framework linking technological diffusion to volatility, growth, and systemic risk in financial markets.
Programmable Money and Quantum‑Safe Finance (2024)
Explores quantum-resistant cryptography, settlement architectures, and policy for resilient financial infrastructure.
