Join us to identify the best algorithms for the hardest problems in chemistry, so that we can take maximum advantage of early quantum computers.
Apply: https://bit.ly/3H8h0yk by 13 July 2022.
Chemistry is among the most promising applications of quantum computing. In close collaboration with colleagues at Google, we want to benchmark quantum algorithms for simulating chemical dynamics, develop new ones, and identify classically intractable chemical reactions for demonstrations of quantum advantage.
Apply if you are a theorist working in quantum algorithms, quantum simulation, quantum dynamics, or chemical reaction dynamics. Physicists, computer scientists, and chemists are all encouraged to apply.
Chemistry is among the most promising applications of quantum computing. In close collaboration with colleagues at Google, we want to benchmark quantum algorithms for simulating chemical dynamics, develop new ones, and identify classically intractable chemical reactions for demonstrations of quantum advantage.
Apply if you are a theorist working in quantum algorithms, quantum simulation, quantum dynamics, or chemical reaction dynamics. Physicists, computer scientists, and chemists are all encouraged to apply.
Contact Ivan Kassal with any questions at ivan.kassal@sydney.edu.au.