Daisy Shearer from the National Quantum Computing Centre will provide an overview of quantum computing and how this may impact society.
Speaker
Daisy Shearer
Agenda
7:00pm - Refreshments and networking (for venue attendees)
7:30pm - Event start
9:00pm - Event close
Synopsis
In this talk, Daisy Shearer from the National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) will provide an overview of quantum computing and how this emerging technology is expected to impact society. We will explore the quantum physics features that underpin quantum computing, the differences between classical and quantum computing, how to create a quantum bit and building quantum algorithms.
About the speaker
Daisy Shearer is a passionate science communicator and educator with a drive to make STEM more accessible and inclusive, particularly for disabled and neurodivergent people. With a background in experimental condensed matter physics, Daisy combines a deep technical knowledge of quantum technology with a passion for teaching and public engagement to translate quantum computing concepts for a variety of audiences. At the NQCC, Daisy leads strategy, facilitation, delivery and practitioner research on education, outreach and public engagement to support the centre's work on the development of the quantum workforce in the UK and improving public understanding of quantum computing topics.
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