In this episode I've talked with Nicolas Sawaya, a research scientist at Intel. We've talked about multiple things, such as: - His work at Intel - Quantum computing and climate change - Involvement in climate change activism - Research about vibrational problems, various encodings in quantum computing and q-dits For full notes please visit: <a href="http://www.mustythoughts.com/episodes.html#NISP2" rel="noopener">www.mustythoughts.com/episodes.html#NISP2</a>

In this episode I've talked with Nicolas Sawaya, a research scientist at Intel. We've talked about multiple things, such as:- His work at Intel- Quantum computing and climate change- Involvement in climate change activism- Research about vibrational problems, various encodings in quantum computing and q-ditsFor full notes please visit: www.mustythoughts.com/episodes.html#NISP2

In this episode I've talked with Nicolas Sawaya, a research scientist at Intel. We've talked about multiple things, such as: - His work at Intel - Quantum computing and climate change - Involvement in climate change activism - Research about vibrational problems, various encodings in quantum computing and q-dits For full notes please visit: <a href="http://www.mustythoughts.com/episodes.html#NISP2" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.mustythoughts.com/episodes.html#NISP2</a>

#2 Nicolas Sawaya on climate change and research in quantum chemistry

This is a podcast, where we’ll have in-depth discussions about important topics relating to the quantum computing industry, education and fundamentals. The podcast is created by Michał Stęchły – quantum software engineer at Zapata Computing, open-source enthusiast and author of the blog Musty Thoughts.

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#2 Nicolas Sawaya on climate change and research in quantum chemistry