You probably have seen the excitement and heard about quantum computing. But, you may be curious what it is, and how it may impact research and scientific discovery in the future. You may even wonder what the job prospects might be in this field. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has a significant effort in quantum computing, from hardware development to computer science and applied mathematics to algorithm development for various scientific domains. I will give a little bit of a background and then go into where we are currently with quantum computing.
Bio
https://profiles.lbl.gov/22078-bert-de-jong
CAM/DoMSS Seminar
Monday, March 2
12:00pm MST/AZ
Virtual via Zoom
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This will be a virtual talk and part of the Computational Research Leadership Council (CRLC) Seminar Series.
Bert de Jong
Director of the Quantum Systems Accelerator
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory