meet the meQuanics - Quantum Computing Discussions

On the 1st of November we will officially launch h-bar: Quantum Consultants. Myself, together with Prof. Jared Cole are pleased to create the worlds first consultancy firm specialising in the area of active quantum technology. In this episode of meet the meQuanics, which is now proudly hosted by h-bar, Prof. Cole will join me to have a chat about h-bar, what we are tying to set up and how an effort like this can fit into the broader space for private and public sector funding on quantum technology

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Happy to announce our next episode of meet the meQuanics will be with Dr. Nathan Wiebe from Microsoft research. Nathan will chat to us about the core research happening at Redmond related to quantum software and quantum algorithms.

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We are pleased to be joined today by Andrew Fursman, CEO and co-founder of the quantum software company 1Qbit. Andrew was kind enough to spend nearly an hour talking about the history of 1Qbit, what they are attempting to do in the private sector space for quantum technology and how quantum is slowly moving into the commercial space as a revolutionary new form of information processing technology.

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We are glad to have Daniel Oi from the university of Strathclyde in Glasgow, Scotland for our next episode of meet the meQuanics. Daniel will have a chat about his work in quantum system characterisation and his recent work with researchers in Singapore in launching the first quantum technology into space.

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We are please have to have Dr. Damian Markham as this weeks guest. Damian is a permanent researcher for the french agency CNRS and a staff member at ParsTech. He is also a founding member of the Paris center for quantum computing. Please join us live or download our discuss later. Subscribe to us on

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We are happy to announce our next episode will be with Dr. Tom Wong of the UT Algorithms and Computational Theory Group at the University of Texas at Austin. Tom has been working at the forefront of quantum information theory and he will chat to us about his exciting research and the newly formed effort at UT-Austin in Quantum Computing, Algorithms and Complexity theory

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For our episode this week, We have two guests. Andrew Cross and Lev Bishop from IBM research will be joining us to discuss their work in quantum computing and have a chat about their technology. We will have a chat about the IBM quantum experience, one of the first cloud based quantum computing processors that you can all play with.

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Happy to announce our next episode of meet the meQuanics. This week, we are joined by Prof. Andrea Morello from the University of New South Wales in Sydney. Prof. Morello is a pioneering researcher in silicon quantum technology and he will talk about his tech, the development of quantum technology in australia and what will happen soon! Please join in or listen to us online

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Our next episode will be with A/Prof. Tom Stace of the University of Queensland and the Australian Research Councils Center of Excellence for Engineered Quantum Systems (EQuS). Tom will talk about how how quantum technologies extend beyond quantum computing, and can have a real impact on the next generation of technology.

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Prof. Stace's website: https://www.smp.uq.edu.au/node/106/427

This weeks episode is another offline discussion. Jake Taylor from the University of Maryland and NIST in the US has been visiting Tokyo for a couple of months and we got a chance to sit and talk quantum over coffee. Hope you enjoy the show.

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His website at: http://quics.umd.edu/