| Event Name: |
Dayton-Wright AFCEA Ideation and Innovation Forum - Issues, Challenges & Solutions in Quantum Computing
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| Event Date: |
10/18/2022 |
| Event Time: |
3:30pm - 5:00pm |
| Event Organizer: |
Dayton-Wright Chapter |
| Description: |
The Dayton-Wright Chapter of AFCEA, in partnership
with the Wright Brothers Institute - Small
Business Hub is hosting an Ideation and Innovation
panel discussion in the topic of "Issues,
Challenges & Solutions in Quantum Computing".
Experts from Industry, Academia, and Government
will be present to present their thoughts on this
topic and answer audience questions.
The Panel will be hosted from 3:30pm to 5:00pm EST
on October 18th, 2022, at the WBI Springfield St
building in Riverside at 5000 Springfield St.
Riverside, OH 45431. Early arrival and Networking
will begin at 3:00pm. The event will be in front
of a live audience with the event simultaneously
live streamed through WBI's collider program. We
hope you come out and engage with us as we discuss
one of the hottest topics in technology.
To register, follow the link below:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/innovation-panel-
issues-challenges-solutions-in-quantum-computing-
tickets-420475201647
Background:
Quantum theory is a science that seeks to explain
the behavior of energy and material on the atomic
and subatomic levels. Where classical computers
store information as bits with either 0s or 1s,
quantum computers use qubits which can carry
information in a quantum state that engages 0 and
1 in a multidimensional way. This "multi-
dimensional" Quantum computing has the capability
to sift through huge numbers of possibilities and
extract potential solutions to complex problems
and challenges almost instantly. The massive
computing potential of this emerging technology
and the projected market size for its use have
attracted the attention of some of the most
prominent commercial companies and organizations
globally across numerous industry sectors.
If realized, the promises of quantum computing
could significantly contribute to many fields
including: cryptography and information security,
financial analysis, military affairs and
intelligence, drug design and discovery, aerospace
design, smart energy grid management,
transportation modeling, polymer design and
material science, machine learning, artificial
intelligence (AI), Big Data, climate modeling,
digital manufacturing, and many others.
Come hear our speakers share their issues,
challenges, and potential solutions to their top
research and operational challenges using this
incredible new technology.
Moderator/Presenters:
Moderator - Robert Orenbaun, Founder and CEO for a
Veteran Owned Tech Startup - Link to Bio
Dr. Michael J. Hayduk, Deputy Director,
Information Directorate, AFRL, Rome, New York -
Link to Bio
Dr. Nella Grace Ludlow, Director of Quantum
Computing and a Research Professor of Computer
Science at Wright State University - Link to Bio
Dr. William Plick, University of Dayton, Assistant
Professor, Optical Implementations of Quantum
Technologies - Link to Bio
Mr. Pete Shadbolt, Co-Founder, PsiQuantam - a Palo
Alto-based startup building a general-purpose
silicon photonic quantum computer - Link to Bio
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| Event Speaker: |
Moderator - Robert Orenbaun, Founder and CEO for a
Veteran Owned Tech Startup - Link to Bio
Dr. Michael J. Hayduk, Deputy Director,
Information Directorate, AFRL, Rome, New York -
Link to Bio
Dr. Nella Grace Ludlow, Director of Quantum
Computing and a Research Professor of Computer
Science at Wright State University - Link to Bio
Dr. William Plick, University of Dayton, Assistant
Professor, Optical Implementations of Quantum
Technologies - Link to Bio
Mr. Pete Shadbolt, Co-Founder, PsiQuantam - a Palo
Alto-based startup building a general-purpose
silicon photonic quantum computer |
| Event Category: |
Symposium |
| Location: |
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