Thursday, April 1, 2021
Hello from Q-FARM:
Spring is in the air and summer is around the corner!
Recently our attention has been drawn to the outstanding connections available to us in our real- and virtual-lives. Patrick and I marvel at the immutable spirit of innovation and a community that continues to thrive in many new and unexpected ways.
Inspired by our first Q-FARM retreat in December, we are continuing along the theme of connections for our third newsletter.
Recently our attention has been drawn to the outstanding connections available to us in our real- and virtual-lives. Patrick and I marvel at the immutable spirit of innovation and a community that continues to thrive in many new and unexpected ways.
Inspired by our first Q-FARM retreat in December, we are continuing along the theme of connections for our third newsletter.
- We have tremendous opportunities available with Quantum Economic Development Consortia (QED-C) and IBM Qnet, which allows access and support to quantum computers.
- Meet our 2021-22 Bloch Fellows: two have already joined us, and the others will join us in late summer.
- Making connections with undergraduates, graduates and faculty, is the Stanford Quantum Computing Association. The student-run group is helping grow interest and share information in areas of quantum research.
Please enjoy this edition of our newsletter and take a moment to connect with the people and opportunities that are included.
Do you have an idea or suggestion, please connect with us at qfarm-contact@stanford.edu – we'd love to hear from you!
Sincerely,
Jelena & Patrick
Do you have an idea or suggestion, please connect with us at qfarm-contact@stanford.edu – we'd love to hear from you!
Sincerely,
Jelena & Patrick
Opportunities Abound! IBM Qnet and QED-C
IBM-Qnet membership enables access to all of IBM’s quantum computers, along with software and algorithm development, tutorials, application-targeted algorithm suites, and more. The network also provides research collaboration opportunities with industry and academic institutions around the world.
Stanford has a great opportunity to extract many benefits from joining the QED-C and to contribute as a leader in every aspect of its mission. Read more
Our 2021-22 Bloch Fellows
First column
- Yujun Deng
- Ryan Duncan
- Nick Hunter-Jones
Second column
- Alex May
- Henry Maxfield
- Mihir Pendharkar
Seizing Opportunity
Founded in January of 2019, the Stanford Quantum Computing Association (SQCA) aims to prepare, provide, and produce a community of undergraduate and graduate Stanford students interested and excited about Quantum Computing, Quantum Engineering and Quantum Information.
Q-FARM: Quantum Fundamentals, ARchitecture and Machines initiative
Q-FARM Newsletter • Issue 3 • April 2021 • Contact Q-FARM: qfarm-contact@stanford.edu
Q-FARM Newsletter • Issue 3 • April 2021 • Contact Q-FARM: qfarm-contact@stanford.edu
