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QuantHEP announces programme for its Quantum Computation and High-Energy Physics Seminar
QuantHEP has announced the programme for the QuantHEP Seminar – Quantum Computation and High-Energy Physics Seminar for the second half of 2021. The following sessions are to take place until the end of the year: All the previous sessions are available on the QuantHEP Seminar YouTube channel. The QuantHEP Seminar is an initiative of the
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A Cold Atom Technology (CAT) development programme for space
*Within the framework of a long-lasting collaboration between CERN and ESA (the European Space Agency), the CERN Quantum Technology Initiative launched in 2020 is pleased to support partnerships between the high-energy physics and space communities, promoting joint events and research programmes. In 2019 ESA called for proposals for its Voyage 2050 Space Science Programme to
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PhD School on “High-Energy and Nuclear Physics within Quantum Technologies”
The four-week PhD School on “High-Energy and Nuclear Physics within Quantum Technologies” will be held from 28 June 2021 — 23 July 2021 Virtual/Online at the ECT* (European Centre for Theoretical Studies in Nuclear Physics and Related Areas) in Trento, Italy. High-Energy and Nuclear Physics within Quantum Technologies In the past few years, noteworthy progress
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Quantum computing and artificial intelligence for earth observation and scenario forecasting
Data analysis algorithms, artificial intelligence and quantum computing support ambitious European project for environment protection and climate change adaptation of our society. This article mentions CERN QTI and has been published on the ESA website. Quantum technologies are a rapidly growing field of research and their applications have the potential to revolutionise the way we
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A practical introduction to quantum computing – follow our online lecture series
This article was originally published on the CERN openlab website. CERN openlab and the CERN Quantum Technology Initiative have organised a series of open, free lectures on quantum computing. The talks will focus on the practical aspects of quantum computing. They will be given by Elias Fernandez-Combarro Alvarez, an associate professor in the Computer Science
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Quantum Computing at CERN: a Brief Guide through Hype and Reality
This post by Alberto Di Meglio was originally published on the CERN Computing Blog (accessible to everyone with a CERN computing account). The CERN Main Auditorium is packed, everybody is looking at the speaker waiting for a big announcement, the event starts. No, we are not talking about the Higgs Boson discovery announcement, but the
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CERN openlab workshop kicks off discussion of quantum computing for high-energy physics
This article was originally published on the CERN openlab website. Over 400 people followed the workshop, which provided an overview of the current state of quantum-computing technologies. The event also served as a forum to kick-off discussion of which activities within the high-energy physics (HEP) community may be amenable to the application of quantum-computing technologies.On
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Viewpoint: Quantum thinking required
Particle physicists need to start thinking about tomorrow’s computing technology today. This article was originally published in the CERN Courier. The High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider (HL-LHC), due to operate in around 2026, will require a computing capacity 50–100 times greater than currently exists. The big uncertainty in this number is largely due to the difficulty
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Quantum computing for high-energy physics
BROKEN IMAGE NOT MOVED (drupal url : https://quantum.web.cern.ch/news/announcement/quantum-computing-high-energy-physics) This article was originally published on the CERN openlab website. CERN openlab is organising a first-of-its-kind workshop on quantum computing on 5-6 November. The event will take place in the CERN Main Auditorium, and will also be webcast live: https://webcast.web.cern.ch/event/i719844. The ambitious upgrade programme for the Large
