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Jan 30, 2025 57 min

What Is Quantum Computing @ Echobox Radio

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What is quantum computing? and how might it impact our society? In this episode of Talk That Science, we sit down with Pablo Cova Fariña, a PhD student at the research institute for quantum computing and quantum internet to unpack the core principles of quantum physics, like superposition and entanglement, and discover how they're being harnessed to build the supercomputers of tomorrow. Pablo also tells us about his cutting-edge research using chips to simulate real-world materials, giving us a glimpse into work as a researcher and the exciting future of quantum technology. Plus, we discuss this emerging field's potential benefits, risks, and challenges – all between some great music! Tracks played during the episode include: Computer World - Kraftwerk Waves - Max Cooper Depende - Jarabe De Palo Sleepy Head - The Pillows Hosts: Amity & Kira As always, a big thanks to EchoBox Radio for hosting our show, and to the Faculty of Science of the University of Amsterdam for supporting this project! Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation about quantum computing.

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