Quantum Computing and Global Affairs: A Conversation with IBM’s Mark Ritter, April 12 4:00 PM Eastern
What are the global implications of recent breakthroughs in both the theory and practice of quantum science? What are the potential roadmaps and notional timelines for the development of these emerging technologies? Will these advances strengthen cooperation or heighten the prospects of competition and conflict among nations?
This special session on “Quantum Computing and Global Affairs” will feature Mark Ritter, chair of the Physical Sciences Council at IBM and a widely recognized national leader and advocate for quantum science. He is a member of the National Quantum Initiative Advisory Committee, which provides independent advice to the President and Secretary of Energy on trends and developments quantum information science and technology, and how to maintain American leadership in this critical field.
Onsite attendance is limited to the Yale community, but virtual attendance is open to the public.