Over the last semester at Case Western Reserve University, faculty from four departments and more than 50 students participated in a new course on Quantum Computing, Information and Devices.
Members of the campus community are invited to see students’ accomplishments and learn about this rapidly emerging area of science and technology during virtual presentations Tuesday, May 18, from noon to 2 p.m.
This final capstone for the course will focus on the outcomes of students’ group projects.
With topics ranging from quantum gate implementations to quantum algorithms to quantum error correction codes, these presentations will bring together the mathematics, physics, engineering and computer science dimensions of the field.
Hosted on Gather.town, the session will allow members of the community to browse posters and interact with the students and faculty in an unstructured environment. This session is free, but those interested in attending should register via CampusGroups to receive the login information.