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SUMMARY:Bucy Lecture Series: New Frontier of Quantum Computing & Quantum I
 nformation
DTSTART:20261007T000000Z
DTEND:20261007T020000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Mikhail Lukin (Harvard University)\n\n A broad effo
 rt is currently underway to develop quantum computers that can outperform 
 classical counterparts for certain computational\, simulation or sensing t
 asks. The practical realization of such systems and exploration of their p
 otential capabilities and limitations are central themes in the new field 
 of quantum science and engineering. A central challenge in quantum computi
 ng is error suppression\, which requires quantum error correction for larg
 e-scale processing. However\, the overhead involved in creating error-corr
 ected “logical” qubits—where information is redundantly encoded acro
 ss multiple physical qubits—presents a significant obstacle to scalable 
 quantum computing. In this talk\, we will discuss recent advances in the p
 rogrammable\, coherent manipulation of quantum systems using neutral atom 
 arrays excited into Rydberg states. These advances allow control over seve
 ral hundred qubits in two dimensions and the exploration of quantum algori
 thms with encoded logical qubits and quantum error correction techniques. 
 Enabled by the remarkable interdisciplinary effort\, involving academia an
 d industry\,  these advances have redefined the frontier of quantum comp
 uting and quantum information. They herald the advent of early error-corre
 cted quantum computation\, paving the way for new applications and inspiri
 ng a shift in addressing both the challenges and opportunities that lie ah
 ead. Several examples of such emerging applications\, from quantum many-bo
 dy physics and quantum chemistry to  novel types of  quantum computing
  enhanced imaging will be discussed.  https://www.youtube.com/@TTUPHAS\n
 \nhttps://eventreg.ads.ttu.edu/event/345/
LOCATION:Lecture Room 007 (Science)
URL:https://eventreg.ads.ttu.edu/event/345/
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