Lecture: Programming a Quantum Computer
Associate Professor Chris Ferrie, a quantum physicist from the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS), will explain how a quantum computer works and how you can get it to perform task.
The lecture will be of value to secondary and tertiary students.
Join Associate Professor Chris Ferrie, a quantum physicist from the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS) for an exploration of how quantum computers work.
About Chris Ferrie
Chris is a quantum physicist at the University of Technology, Sydney where he researches and lectures on quantum physics, computation, and engineering. His passion is communicating science including writing over 70 children’s books which are not only very popular but are highly regarded. Titles include: Where Did the Universe Come From? And other cosmic Questions, What you shouldn’t Know about Quantum Computers and Quantum Bullsh*t: How to Ruin your Life with Advice from quantum physics
What to Bring
To get the most out of the session, Chris encourages attendees to bring a device (even a mobile phone) that can access https://www.quokkacomputing.com/qasm
Please Note
There is no cost to attend the lecture or to join online, but registration is required for both options. If you'd like to enjoy pizza and drinks before the lecture, the cost is $10.00 (incl. GST). Food and refreshments will be available from 6:00 PM.
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