Ep 43 - Conduit Solution to COVID 19 Using Quantum Computing

Join us for a unique and groundbreaking conversation with Ryan Robinson, a pioneer in quantum engineering and blockchain technology, as we learn more about how his company, Conduit, is solving the world's greatest issues. Led by Conduit's Director of Marketing, Nia Joseph, and lead scientist, Logan Collins, this episode dives deeper into a non-invasive COVID test called Nanosplash to be released. Ryan became the world's first quantum engineer and created Conduit, the World's First Collective Computer. Conduit combines the processing power of devices all across the world to tackle problems that even supercomputers have a hard time solving such as drug design, weather forecasting, and quantum computing simulation. Currently, their team is working with the White House to create a cure for COVID19 using quantum engineering in a fashion never seen before in the history of Mankind. Here are the topics addressed and timestamps: 2:01 What is Conduit? 5:48 What is Quantum Engineering? 8:07 Conduit Lead Scientist Info 14:47 Future of Quantum Computing and Science 19:21 Nanosplash Mission and Release 29:50 Challenges Creating Conduit 39:07 Conduit Talent 43:21 Q&A Remember to follow us @thebigideabox @thelabmiami #TheBigIdeaBox on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter! Connect with our guests on Facebook @conduit Share your feedback with this link: bit.ly/2C3fwFj and enjoy the show!! Show Notes: Ryan Robinson - Nia Joseph - Conduit - Logan Collins - Rachael Bickford - The LAB Miami - Quantum Computing - Biotech - Eric Lander - Humane Genome Project - Broad Institute - Monte Carlo Simulation - Drug Design - Seeking Alpha - Super computers - Blockchain miners - Mechatronics - Quantum Physics - Quantum Entanglement - De Novo Peptide - Intel Science & Engineering Fair - ACS Biochemistry - Envelope Assembly - COVID-19 HPC Consortium - Quanterra - Nanosplash - Biological Cybernetics - The Butterfly Effect - Colorimetric test - Nanotechnology - FDA Emergeny Use Authorization - CollectiveComputing.org- Computational Chemistry - Harvard - Quantum game theory