Sofia Vallecorsa – CERN QTI’s coordinator for Quantum Computing and Algorithms – is going to give a poster presentation on Automated Benchmarking of Algorithms for Quantum Systems (ABAQUS) during the virtual poster session on Quantum Computing and Simulation at the 2d European Quantum Technologies

Sofia Vallecorsa — CERN QTI's coordinator for quantum computing and algorithms  — will be giving a keynote talk on Quantum computing for Earth Observation and Particle Physics at the 5th Quantum Technology Conference of the European Space Agency.

The ESA Quantum Technology Conference has

IEEE Quantum Week is hosting several workshops discussing topics in quantum research, practice, education, and applications.

The Quantum Computing for High-Energy Physics workshops aims at hosting keynote speakers to present overviews at the intersection of Quantum Computing and High-Energy

Sofia Vallecorsa – Quantum and AI researcher at CERN openlab, will be participating in a panel on quantum computing at the AISIS 2021 symposium. 

The second edition of AISIS will be hosted online by the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), the largest university in Latin America

Join us for the workshop on Quantum Computing, featuring CERN's very own Sofia Vallecorsa.

The Qspain's first workshop, "Inspiring a new generation to pursue quantum computing", will be held in partnership with SheQuantum, focusing on the topic of scientific, educational, and professional

*This event is organised in the framework of the QuantHEP Seminar – Quantum Computation and High-Energy Physics Seminar programme.

The computing and storage requirements for the upcoming High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider programme represent a considerable challenge for CERN and the High

Join us on 22 July at 16:00 CEST for a live webinar from ⁦‪IBM & CERN to find out how quantum computers can help particle accelerators such as LHC at ⁦‪CERN⁩ to unlock the wonders of the Universe. Don't miss the chance to participate and ask the scientists questions in real-time: https://www.youtube

We have known for over twenty years that quantum computers would have unique powers for solving certain classes of computational problems.

Throughout these twenty years, workers have striven to identify a physical setting in which high-quality qubits can be created and employed in a quantum

This webinar, presented by Alberto Di Meglio, will introduce the new CERN Quantum Technology Initiative, give an overview of the Laboratory’s R&D activities and plans in this field, and give examples of the potential impact on research. It will also touch upon the rich international network of