RPI appoints James Misewich to lead quantum computing efforts
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is bringing in James Misewich as its Quantum Computing Constellation Chair, starting January 2027. Misewich will lead RPI’s quantum strategy, build ties with Brookhaven National Lab, and support research across quantum computing and materials science. He’ll keep his role at Brookhaven, where he already oversees energy and quantum initiatives. The move aims to strengthen RPI's position in the growing quantum ecosystem.
- Appointment effective January 2027
- Misewich will keep ties to Brookhaven Lab
- Role includes leading quantum partnerships and research
- Supports RPI's quantum ecosystem expansion
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