Clark Hamilton

Clark A. Hamilton is the president and founder of VMetrix, LLC, an electronics company he established after a research career studying Josephson junctions and superconducting electronics. Hamilton received his Hertz Fellowship in 1970 and earned his doctorate in electrical engineering at the University of Rochester, where his dissertation examined RF-induced effects in Josephson tunnel junctions — quantum devices based on superconducting tunneling that are central to applications ranging from quantum computing to precision voltage standards. He subsequently founded VMetrix, LLC, a company focused on measurement and metrology technologies, and serves as its president.