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Quantum Computing & Information Theory Featured Article IEEE ICAC 2026 IEEE-RH-2026-0001

Scalable Error-Mitigated Quantum Telemetry for Superconducting Multi-Qubit Processors

By Prof. Alistair Vance , Dr. Elena Rostova

Superconducting quantum circuits face severe fidelity degradation due to thermal quasiparticles and decoherence during multi-qubit readout cycles. In this paper, we introduce an adaptive error-mitigation protocol that performs real-time continuous calibration using non-destructive dispersive telemetry. Benchmarked across a 127-qubit planar lattice, our approach suppresses state-preparation and measurement (SPAM) errors by 41.6% without incurring physical qubit overhead. Experimental verification on benchmark algorithms demonstrates two orders of magnitude improvement in circuit depth capacity.

Published: Aug 15, 2026 DOI: 10.1109/IRH.2026.1001429 Views: 1427 Downloads: 388
Cybersecurity, Privacy & Cryptography Featured Article IEEE ICAC 2026 IEEE-RH-2026-0002

Zero-Knowledge Cryptographic Attestation for Autonomous Edge Swarms Under Byzantine Faults

By Dr. Marcus Thorne , Prof. Alistair Vance

Autonomous decentralized swarm robotics operating in hostile tactical environments require trustless state consensus without exposing internal sensory data or communication topology. We construct a succinct non-interactive argument of knowledge (zk-SNARK) verification circuit optimized for low-power ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers. The proposed protocol achieves cryptographic identity attestation and kinematic path consensus in under 18ms per peer hop while tolerating up to 33% malicious Byzantine nodes.

Published: Jul 22, 2026 DOI: 10.1109/IRH.2026.1001430 Views: 984 Downloads: 245
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Featured Article IEEE-RH-2026-0003

Neuromorphic Event-Driven Spike Routing for Low-Latency Visual Odometry

By Dr. Elena Rostova

Conventional frame-based sensors exhibit high motion blur and prohibitive energy consumption in high-velocity drone flight. Here, we present a spiking neural network (SNN) topology integrated with neuromorphic silicon event cameras. By executing temporal spike contrast backpropagation on an asynchronous crossbar array, our model tracks 6-DOF trajectory poses at 10,000 frames-per-second equivalent temporal resolution with only 14mW power consumption.

Published: Jun 10, 2026 DOI: 10.1109/IRH.2026.1001431 Views: 1652 Downloads: 412

Solid-State Transformer Topology with Active Harmonic Elimination for Megawatt EV Hubs

By Dr. Hiroshi Tanaka , Dr. David Clark

Electrification of commercial fleet transport mandates multi-megawatt fast-charging substations directly connected to medium-voltage distribution feeders. We present an interleaved silicon-carbide (SiC) dual active bridge (DAB) solid-state transformer (SST) featuring carrier-phase-shifted PWM and selective harmonic mitigation. At 13.8kV grid coupling, the 2.4MW prototype achieves 98.4% peak efficiency and compliance with IEEE 519-2022 total harmonic distortion standards.

Published: May 18, 2026 DOI: 10.1109/IRH.2026.1001432 Views: 712 Downloads: 195