Podcasts from the UCD/IBM Quantum Technologies Colloquium 2019.

The colloquium focused on emerging research opportunities in Quantum Technologies and was organised in partnership with IBM Research - Ireland, UCD Research, and the UCD Institute for Discovery.
It took place in the Moore Auditorium in the O'Brien Centre for Science at UCD on 28th of March 2019.

UCD Institute for Discovery supports emerging interdisciplinary research in University College Dublin and helps to build and strengthen interdiscplinary networks and research themes across all disciplines in the University. For more information go to www.ucd.ie/discovery

The speakers were Dr Martin Mevissen (IBM Research), Prof Monique Laurent (CWI Research Centre), Prof Gary McGuire (UCD), Prof Jiri Vala (NUI Maynooth), Dr Krzysztof Pomorski (UCD), Dr Radu Marinescu (IBM Research-Ireland), Dr Elena Blokhina (UCD), Dr Dirk Leipold (CEO of equal1.labs), Prof Bogdan Staszewski (UCD), Dr Jakub Marecek (IBM).

UCD/IBM Quantum Technologies Colloquium 2019

Panel Discussion on the Future of Quantum Computing with Prof Bogdan Staszewski, Dr Dirk Leipold, Dr Jakub Marecek, Prof. Jiri Vala, a podcast from the UCD/IBM Quantum Technologies Colloquium 2019.

The colloquium focused on emerging research opportunities in Quantum Technologies and was organised in partnership with IBM Research - Ireland, UCD Research, and the UCD Institute for Discovery. It took place in the Moore Auditorium in the O'Brien Centre for Science at UCD on 28th of March 2019.

Quantum technology is an emerging and highly interdisciplinary field of study that draws on expertise in Science and Engineering but is expected to be highly disruptive to a range of other disciplines. Though early in its development, quantum computing is now available on real hardware via the cloud through IBM Q. This radically new kind of computing holds open the possibility of solving some problems that are now and perhaps always will be intractable for “classical” computers.

This event will cover a broad spectrum of cutting-edge technologies ranging from quantum simulation, to quantum computing, to post-quantum cryptography, and will combine academic and industrial sessions, with contributions from leading scientists and practitioners in the field. As part of this event, IBM Research -- Ireland will introduce IBM Q, an industry-first initiative to build universal quantum computers for business and science, and UCD will outline exciting new developments in Quantum Computing hardware.

UCD Institute for Discovery supports emerging interdisciplinary research in University College Dublin and helps to build and strengthen interdiscplinary networks and research themes across all disciplines in the University. For more information go to www.ucd.ie/discovery

The speakers were Dr Martin Mevissen (IBM Research), Prof Monique Laurent (CWI Research Centre), Prof Gary McGuire (UCD), Prof Jiri Vala (NUI Maynooth), Dr Krzysztof Pomorski (UCD), Dr Radu Marinescu (IBM Research-Ireland), Dr Elena Blokhina (UCD), Dr Dirk Leipold (CEO of equal1.labs), Prof Bogdan Staszewski (UCD), Dr Jakub Marecek (IBM).

Panel Discussion - The Future Of Quantum Computing

Prof Bogdan Staszewski (UCD) - “Quantum Computer on a Chip”, a podcast from the UCD/IBM Quantum Technologies Colloquium 2019.

The colloquium focused on emerging research opportunities in Quantum Technologies and was organised in partnership with IBM Research - Ireland, UCD Research, and the UCD Institute for Discovery.
It took place in the Moore Auditorium in the O'Brien Centre for Science at UCD on 28th of March 2019.

Quantum technology is an emerging and highly interdisciplinary field of study that draws on expertise in Science and Engineering but is expected to be highly disruptive to a range of other disciplines. Though early in its development, quantum computing is now available on real hardware via the cloud through IBM Q. This radically new kind of computing holds open the possibility of solving some problems that are now and perhaps always will be intractable for “classical” computers.

This event will cover a broad spectrum of cutting-edge technologies ranging from quantum simulation, to quantum computing, to post-quantum cryptography, and will combine academic and industrial sessions, with contributions from leading scientists and practitioners in the field. As part of this event, IBM Research -- Ireland will introduce IBM Q, an industry-first initiative to build universal quantum computers for business and science, and UCD will outline exciting new developments in Quantum Computing hardware.

UCD Institute for Discovery supports emerging interdisciplinary research in University College Dublin and helps to build and strengthen interdiscplinary networks and research themes across all disciplines in the University. For more information go to www.ucd.ie/discovery

The speakers were Dr Martin Mevissen (IBM Research), Prof Monique Laurent (CWI Research Centre), Prof Gary McGuire (UCD), Prof Jiri Vala (NUI Maynooth), Dr Krzysztof Pomorski (UCD), Dr Radu Marinescu (IBM Research-Ireland), Dr Elena Blokhina (UCD), Dr Dirk Leipold (CEO of equal1.labs), Prof Bogdan Staszewski (UCD), Dr Jakub Marecek (IBM).

Bogdan Staszewski - Quantum Computer on a Chip

Dr Dirk Leipold (CEO of equal1.labs) - “An Introduction to Equal1, Ireland's first Quantum Hardware Start-up”, a podcast from the UCD/IBM Quantum Technologies Colloquium 2019.

The colloquium focused on emerging research opportunities in Quantum Technologies and was organised in partnership with IBM Research - Ireland, UCD Research, and the UCD Institute for Discovery.
It took place in the Moore Auditorium in the O'Brien Centre for Science at UCD on 28th of March 2019.

Quantum technology is an emerging and highly interdisciplinary field of study that draws on expertise in Science and Engineering but is expected to be highly disruptive to a range of other disciplines. Though early in its development, quantum computing is now available on real hardware via the cloud through IBM Q. This radically new kind of computing holds open the possibility of solving some problems that are now and perhaps always will be intractable for “classical” computers.

This event will cover a broad spectrum of cutting-edge technologies ranging from quantum simulation, to quantum computing, to post-quantum cryptography, and will combine academic and industrial sessions, with contributions from leading scientists and practitioners in the field. As part of this event, IBM Research -- Ireland will introduce IBM Q, an industry-first initiative to build universal quantum computers for business and science, and UCD will outline exciting new developments in Quantum Computing hardware.

UCD Institute for Discovery supports emerging interdisciplinary research in University College Dublin and helps to build and strengthen interdiscplinary networks and research themes across all disciplines in the University. For more information go to www.ucd.ie/discovery

The speakers were Dr Martin Mevissen (IBM Research), Prof Monique Laurent (CWI Research Centre), Prof Gary McGuire (UCD), Prof Jiri Vala (NUI Maynooth), Dr Krzysztof Pomorski (UCD), Dr Radu Marinescu (IBM Research-Ireland), Dr Elena Blokhina (UCD), Dr Dirk Leipold (CEO of equal1.labs), Prof Bogdan Staszewski (UCD), Dr Jakub Marecek (IBM).

Dirk Leipold - An Introduction to Equal1, Ireland's first Quantum Hardware Start-up

Dr Elena Blokhina (UCD) - “Towards simulation of the CMOS quantum computer on a chip”,  a podcast from the UCD/IBM Quantum Technologies Colloquium 2019.

The colloquium focused on emerging research opportunities in Quantum Technologies and was organised in partnership with IBM Research - Ireland, UCD Research, and the UCD Institute for Discovery. It took place in the Moore Auditorium in the O'Brien Centre for Science at UCD on 28th of March 2019.

Quantum technology is an emerging and highly interdisciplinary field of study that draws on expertise in Science and Engineering but is expected to be highly disruptive to a range of other disciplines. Though early in its development, quantum computing is now available on real hardware via the cloud through IBM Q. This radically new kind of computing holds open the possibility of solving some problems that are now and perhaps always will be intractable for “classical” computers.

This event will cover a broad spectrum of cutting-edge technologies ranging from quantum simulation, to quantum computing, to post-quantum cryptography, and will combine academic and industrial sessions, with contributions from leading scientists and practitioners in the field. As part of this event, IBM Research -- Ireland will introduce IBM Q, an industry-first initiative to build universal quantum computers for business and science, and UCD will outline exciting new developments in Quantum Computing hardware.

UCD Institute for Discovery supports emerging interdisciplinary research in University College Dublin and helps to build and strengthen interdiscplinary networks and research themes across all disciplines in the University. For more information go to www.ucd.ie/discovery

The speakers were Dr Martin Mevissen (IBM Research), Prof Monique Laurent (CWI Research Centre), Prof Gary McGuire (UCD), Prof Jiri Vala (NUI Maynooth), Dr Krzysztof Pomorski (UCD), Dr Radu Marinescu (IBM Research-Ireland), Dr Elena Blokhina (UCD), Dr Dirk Leipold (CEO of equal1.labs), Prof Bogdan Staszewski (UCD), Dr Jakub Marecek (IBM).

Elena Blokhina - Towards simulation of the CMOS quantum computer on a chip

Dr Radu Marinescu (IBM Research-Ireland) - "On the Complexity of Quantum Circuit Compilation”, 

The colloquium focused on emerging research opportunities in Quantum Technologies and was organised in partnership with IBM Research - Ireland, UCD Research, and the UCD Institute for Discovery.
It took place in the Moore Auditorium in the O'Brien Centre for Science at UCD on 28th of March 2019.

UCD Institute for Discovery supports emerging interdisciplinary research in University College Dublin and helps to build and strengthen interdiscplinary networks and research themes across all disciplines in the University. For more information go to www.ucd.ie/discovery

The speakers were Dr Martin Mevissen (IBM Research), Prof Monique Laurent (CWI Research Centre), Prof Gary McGuire (UCD), Prof Jiri Vala (NUI Maynooth), Dr Krzysztof Pomorski (UCD), Dr Radu Marinescu (IBM Research-Ireland), Dr Elena Blokhina (UCD), Dr Dirk Leipold (CEO of equal1.labs), Prof Bogdan Staszewski (UCD), Dr Jakub Marecek (IBM).

Radu Marinescu - On the Complexity of Quantum Circuit Compilation

Dr Krzysztof Pomorski (UCD) - “From Two Types of Electrostatic Position-Dependent Semiconductor Qubits to Quantum Universal Gates and Hybrid Semiconductor-Superconducting Quantum Computer”,  a podcast from the UCD/IBM Quantum Technologies Colloquium 2019.

The colloquium focused on emerging research opportunities in Quantum Technologies and was organised in partnership with IBM Research - Ireland, UCD Research, and the UCD Institute for Discovery. It took place in the Moore Auditorium in the O'Brien Centre for Science at UCD on 28th of March 2019.

Quantum technology is an emerging and highly interdisciplinary field of study that draws on expertise in Science and Engineering but is expected to be highly disruptive to a range of other disciplines. Though early in its development, quantum computing is now available on real hardware via the cloud through IBM Q. This radically new kind of computing holds open the possibility of solving some problems that are now and perhaps always will be intractable for “classical” computers.

This event will cover a broad spectrum of cutting-edge technologies ranging from quantum simulation, to quantum computing, to post-quantum cryptography, and will combine academic and industrial sessions, with contributions from leading scientists and practitioners in the field. As part of this event, IBM Research -- Ireland will introduce IBM Q, an industry-first initiative to build universal quantum computers for business and science, and UCD will outline exciting new developments in Quantum Computing hardware.

UCD Institute for Discovery supports emerging interdisciplinary research in University College Dublin and helps to build and strengthen interdiscplinary networks and research themes across all disciplines in the University. For more information go to www.ucd.ie/discovery

The speakers were Dr Martin Mevissen (IBM Research), Prof Monique Laurent (CWI Research Centre), Prof Gary McGuire (UCD), Prof Jiri Vala (NUI Maynooth), Dr Krzysztof Pomorski (UCD), Dr Radu Marinescu (IBM Research-Ireland), Dr Elena Blokhina (UCD), Dr Dirk Leipold (CEO of equal1.labs), Prof Bogdan Staszewski (UCD), Dr Jakub Marecek (IBM).

Krzysztof Pomorski - Electrostatic Position-Dependent Semiconductor Qubits

Prof Jiri Vala (NUI Maynooth) - “Quantum control in quantum information processing”, a podcast from the UCD/IBM Quantum Technologies Colloquium 2019.

The colloquium focused on emerging research opportunities in Quantum Technologies and was organised in partnership with IBM Research - Ireland, UCD Research, and the UCD Institute for Discovery. It took place in the Moore Auditorium in the O'Brien Centre for Science at UCD on 28th of March 2019.

Quantum technology is an emerging and highly interdisciplinary field of study that draws on expertise in Science and Engineering but is expected to be highly disruptive to a range of other disciplines. Though early in its development, quantum computing is now available on real hardware via the cloud through IBM Q. This radically new kind of computing holds open the possibility of solving some problems that are now and perhaps always will be intractable for “classical” computers.

This event will cover a broad spectrum of cutting-edge technologies ranging from quantum simulation, to quantum computing, to post-quantum cryptography, and will combine academic and industrial sessions, with contributions from leading scientists and practitioners in the field. As part of this event, IBM Research -- Ireland will introduce IBM Q, an industry-first initiative to build universal quantum computers for business and science, and UCD will outline exciting new developments in Quantum Computing hardware.

UCD Institute for Discovery supports emerging interdisciplinary research in University College Dublin and helps to build and strengthen interdiscplinary networks and research themes across all disciplines in the University. For more information go to www.ucd.ie/discovery

The speakers were Dr Martin Mevissen (IBM Research), Prof Monique Laurent (CWI Research Centre), Prof Gary McGuire (UCD), Prof Jiri Vala (NUI Maynooth), Dr Krzysztof Pomorski (UCD), Dr Radu Marinescu (IBM Research-Ireland), Dr Elena Blokhina (UCD), Dr Dirk Leipold (CEO of equal1.labs), Prof Bogdan Staszewski (UCD), Dr Jakub Marecek (IBM).

Jiri Vala - Quantum control in quantum information processing

Prof Gary McGuire (UCD) - “Post Quantum Cryptography”, a podcast from the UCD/IBM Quantum Technologies Colloquium 2019.

The colloquium focused on emerging research opportunities in Quantum Technologies and was organised in partnership with IBM Research - Ireland, UCD Research, and the UCD Institute for Discovery. It took place in the Moore Auditorium in the O'Brien Centre for Science at UCD on 28th of March 2019.

Quantum technology is an emerging and highly interdisciplinary field of study that draws on expertise in Science and Engineering but is expected to be highly disruptive to a range of other disciplines. Though early in its development, quantum computing is now available on real hardware via the cloud through IBM Q. This radically new kind of computing holds open the possibility of solving some problems that are now and perhaps always will be intractable for “classical” computers.

This event will cover a broad spectrum of cutting-edge technologies ranging from quantum simulation, to quantum computing, to post-quantum cryptography, and will combine academic and industrial sessions, with contributions from leading scientists and practitioners in the field. As part of this event, IBM Research -- Ireland will introduce IBM Q, an industry-first initiative to build universal quantum computers for business and science, and UCD will outline exciting new developments in Quantum Computing hardware.

UCD Institute for Discovery supports emerging interdisciplinary research in University College Dublin and helps to build and strengthen interdiscplinary networks and research themes across all disciplines in the University. For more information go to www.ucd.ie/discovery

The speakers were Dr Martin Mevissen (IBM Research), Prof Monique Laurent (CWI Research Centre), Prof Gary McGuire (UCD), Prof Jiri Vala (NUI Maynooth), Dr Krzysztof Pomorski (UCD), Dr Radu Marinescu (IBM Research-Ireland), Dr Elena Blokhina (UCD), Dr Dirk Leipold (CEO of equal1.labs), Prof Bogdan Staszewski (UCD), Dr Jakub Marecek (IBM).

The colloquium focused on emerging research opportunities in Quantum Technologies and was organised in partnership with IBM Research - Ireland, UCD Research, and the UCD Institute for Discovery.
It took place in the Moore Auditorium in the O'Brien Centre for Science at UCD on 28th of March 2019.

UCD Institute for Discovery supports emerging interdisciplinary research in University College Dublin and helps to build and strengthen interdiscplinary networks and research themes across all disciplines in the University. For more information go to www.ucd.ie/discovery

The speakers were Dr Martin Mevissen (IBM Research), Prof Monique Laurent (CWI Research Centre), Prof Gary McGuire (UCD), Prof Jiri Vala (NUI Maynooth), Dr Krzysztof Pomorski (UCD), Dr Radu Marinescu (IBM Research-Ireland), Dr Elena Blokhina (UCD), Dr Dirk Leipold (CEO of equal1.labs), Prof Bogdan Staszewski (UCD), Dr Jakub Marecek (IBM).

Gary McGuire - Post Quantum Cryptography

Prof Monique Laurent (CWI Research Centre) - “Bounds for quantum graph parameters by conic and polynomial optimisation”, a podcast from the UCD/IBM Quantum Technologies Colloquium 2019.

The colloquium focused on emerging research opportunities in Quantum Technologies and was organised in partnership with IBM Research - Ireland, UCD Research, and the UCD Institute for Discovery. It took place in the Moore Auditorium in the O'Brien Centre for Science at UCD on 28th of March 2019.

Quantum technology is an emerging and highly interdisciplinary field of study that draws on expertise in Science and Engineering but is expected to be highly disruptive to a range of other disciplines. Though early in its development, quantum computing is now available on real hardware via the cloud through IBM Q. This radically new kind of computing holds open the possibility of solving some problems that are now and perhaps always will be intractable for “classical” computers.

This event will cover a broad spectrum of cutting-edge technologies ranging from quantum simulation, to quantum computing, to post-quantum cryptography, and will combine academic and industrial sessions, with contributions from leading scientists and practitioners in the field. As part of this event, IBM Research -- Ireland will introduce IBM Q, an industry-first initiative to build universal quantum computers for business and science, and UCD will outline exciting new developments in Quantum Computing hardware.

UCD Institute for Discovery supports emerging interdisciplinary research in University College Dublin and helps to build and strengthen interdiscplinary networks and research themes across all disciplines in the University. For more information go to www.ucd.ie/discovery

The speakers were Dr Martin Mevissen (IBM Research), Prof Monique Laurent (CWI Research Centre), Prof Gary McGuire (UCD), Prof Jiri Vala (NUI Maynooth), Dr Krzysztof Pomorski (UCD), Dr Radu Marinescu (IBM Research-Ireland), Dr Elena Blokhina (UCD), Dr Dirk Leipold (CEO of equal1.labs), Prof Bogdan Staszewski (UCD), Dr Jakub Marecek (IBM).

The colloquium focused on emerging research opportunities in Quantum Technologies and was organised in partnership with IBM Research - Ireland, UCD Research, and the UCD Institute for Discovery.
It took place in the Moore Auditorium in the O'Brien Centre for Science at UCD on 28th of March 2019.

UCD Institute for Discovery supports emerging interdisciplinary research in University College Dublin and helps to build and strengthen interdiscplinary networks and research themes across all disciplines in the University. For more information go to www.ucd.ie/discovery

The speakers were Dr Martin Mevissen (IBM Research), Prof Monique Laurent (CWI Research Centre), Prof Gary McGuire (UCD), Prof Jiri Vala (NUI Maynooth), Dr Krzysztof Pomorski (UCD), Dr Radu Marinescu (IBM Research-Ireland), Dr Elena Blokhina (UCD), Dr Dirk Leipold (CEO of equal1.labs), Prof Bogdan Staszewski (UCD), Dr Jakub Marecek (IBM).

Monique Laurent - Bounds for quantum graph parameters by conic and polynomial optimisation

Dr Martin Mevissen (IBM Research) - “Intro to IBM Q”, a podcast from the UCD/IBM Quantum Technologies Colloquium 2019.

The colloquium focused on emerging research opportunities in Quantum Technologies and was organised in partnership with IBM Research - Ireland, UCD Research, and the UCD Institute for Discovery.
It took place in the Moore Auditorium in the O'Brien Centre for Science at UCD on 28th of March 2019.

Quantum technology is an emerging and highly interdisciplinary field of study that draws on expertise in Science and Engineering but is expected to be highly disruptive to a range of other disciplines. Though early in its development, quantum computing is now available on real hardware via the cloud through IBM Q. This radically new kind of computing holds open the possibility of solving some problems that are now and perhaps always will be intractable for “classical” computers.

This event will cover a broad spectrum of cutting-edge technologies ranging from quantum simulation, to quantum computing, to post-quantum cryptography, and will combine academic and industrial sessions, with contributions from leading scientists and practitioners in the field. As part of this event, IBM Research -- Ireland will introduce IBM Q, an industry-first initiative to build universal quantum computers for business and science, and UCD will outline exciting new developments in Quantum Computing hardware.

UCD Institute for Discovery supports emerging interdisciplinary research in University College Dublin and helps to build and strengthen interdiscplinary networks and research themes across all disciplines in the University. For more information go to www.ucd.ie/discovery

The speakers were Dr Martin Mevissen (IBM Research), Prof Monique Laurent (CWI Research Centre), Prof Gary McGuire (UCD), Prof Jiri Vala (NUI Maynooth), Dr Krzysztof Pomorski (UCD), Dr Radu Marinescu (IBM Research-Ireland), Dr Elena Blokhina (UCD), Dr Dirk Leipold (CEO of equal1.labs), Prof Bogdan Staszewski (UCD), Dr Jakub Marecek (IBM).