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Colloquium - Sophia Economou (Virginia Tech) - Quantum Information Technologies: Quantum Computing and the Quantum Internet

Sophia Economou (Virginia Tech) - 3/9/21 colloquium speaker
March 9, 2021
3:45PM - 4:45PM
Zoom webinar

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Add to Calendar 2021-03-09 15:45:00 2021-03-09 16:45:00 Colloquium - Sophia Economou (Virginia Tech) - Quantum Information Technologies: Quantum Computing and the Quantum Internet Lately the field of Quantum Information Science and related technologies have attracted vigorous world-wide interest. These technologies include quantum computers that will be able to solve efficiently classes of important problems not accessible to classical computers, a new generation of sensors with improved sensitivity, and the ‘quantum internet’, an inherently secure network for communicating and accessing remote quantum computers. I will discuss the status of these technologies, showcase exciting advances, and present highlights from my group. Bio: Sophia Economou is a Professor of Physics and the Hassinger Senior Fellow of Physics at Virginia Tech. She focuses on theoretical research in quantum information science, including quantum computing, quantum communications, and quantum simulation algorithms. Link to talk:  https://osu.app.box.com/file/787522920095           Zoom webinar Department of Physics physics@osu.edu America/New_York public

Lately the field of Quantum Information Science and related technologies have attracted vigorous world-wide interest. These technologies include quantum computers that will be able to solve efficiently classes of important problems not accessible to classical computers, a new generation of sensors with improved sensitivity, and the ‘quantum internet’, an inherently secure network for communicating and accessing remote quantum computers. I will discuss the status of these technologies, showcase exciting advances, and present highlights from my group.


Bio: Sophia Economou is a Professor of Physics and the Hassinger Senior Fellow of Physics at Virginia Tech. She focuses on theoretical research in quantum information science, including quantum computing, quantum communications, and quantum simulation algorithms.


Link to talk:  https://osu.app.box.com/file/787522920095