Today's guest is Bela Bauer who works at Station Q, Microsoft's research center located on the University of California, Santa Barbara campus. Bela works on the intersection of condensed matter theory and quantum information theory, developing quantum computers and studying time cyrstals.

Microsoft Researcher Explains Quantum Computing and Time Crystals on Radio Physics

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Microsoft Researcher Explains Quantum Computing and Time Crystals on Radio Physics

Microsoft Researcher Explains Quantum Computing and Time Crystals on Radio Physics