We are pleased to invite you to listen to and talk with Stefanos Carlström from Lund University, who is going to present his work on Mathematical methods for high-dimensional physics; atoms and molecules in strong laser fields.
This invite goes out to the Dept. of Computer Science – and a few other colleges for whom this seminar could be of interest. Perhaps I have missed some; do not hesitate to forward this invitation to anyone who might be interested.
November 7th and 8th, 2022, jointly with Simula, Sigma 2 and Sintef, OsloMet organized a workshop in order to highlight and emphasize the need to establish a Norwegian strategy when it comes to quantum computing.
Website: https://www.qcnorway.no/
The workshop featured contributions from several notable experts in the field of quantum computing and more than 80 in-person participants.
All presentations may be found on the website.
Here is the OsloMet Quantum Hub’s own contribution: The OsloMet Quantum Hub: Bringing the Quantum to the People.
Note also this interesting presentation from Shaukat Ali: Time for another Simula
and Umair Imam’s presentation on how Ruter has sucessfully implemented quantum machine learning: How Ruter uses Quantum computing in its machine learning algorithms.
Aleksandar Davidov, Sergiy Denysov and Sebastian T. Overskott at our Quantum Hub are all affiliated with this project.
