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Excited to announce that the first installment of the Everyday Quantum reel limited series is now live on the Q-NEXT Instagram! 📽️✨ Discover how quantum information science is revolutionizing medicine through quantum sensing, and dive into this exciting intersection of technology and medical research! 💻🧪🔬 Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/e2G3YBwE #QuantumInformationScience #QuantumSensing #Innovation #QNEXT #MedicalResearch

Quantum information science (QIS) is a rapidly evolving interdisciplinary field that requires a workforce prepared to meet the scientific challenges of the future. The Quantum Systems Accelerator (QSA) has been committed to developing novel educational pathways that grow the nation's STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) workforce. The Quantum Computing, Mathematics, and Physics summer camp (QCaMP) has been QSA's innovative yearly educational program since 2022 for high school students and teachers in underrepresented STEM communities from New Mexico and California, two of the nation's majority-minority states. This year, the camp also expanded to cohorts in Chicago (IL), Boulder (CO), and Latrobe (PA). Led by Sandia National Laboratories National Labs (Sandia Labs) and co-founded by Berkeley Lab K-12 Programs, with an ecosystem of founders, partners, and sponsors, including the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science, QCaMP continues to grow and expand. Check out some testimonials from this year's student cohort at Berkeley Lab and Berkeley Lab Computing Sciences. https://lnkd.in/euT2RzQc

Check out this recent Nano Letters publication from #C2QA partners Columbia University and Brookhaven National Laboratory: “Accelerated Nano-Optical Imaging through Sparse Sampling.” https://bit.ly/3WNcDRA

A short but sweet visit to Argonne National Laboratory taught me that the best way to understand the path towards innovation in the burgeoning quantum information sciences and technology field is recognizing the fundamental research across multiple scientific disciplines that will contribute to the scalability of a (potential) quantum information network. Knowing how interdisciplinary the work is to develop the basic components of a given communications infrastructure is critical as hype grows around this complicated and delicately beautiful field. Thank you so much to Ben Schiltz Leah Hesla Julie Parente Michael Norman Salman Habib Alan Dibos F. Joseph Heremans Jonathan Marcks Francis J. (Frank) Alexander Rajkumar Kettimuthu for the time and patience! https://lnkd.in/e-WZGpSS

What do a cake decorator, a jeweler, and a cannabis industry employee have in common? They all became part of the fast-growing — and often well-paid — #quantum tech industry. A new CQE analysis shows that two-thirds of all industry-sector quantum jobs are open to those with a bachelor’s degree or less, highlighting this under-recognized fact about the evolving quantum tech workforce: it isn’t just for PhD physicists anymore. This has important implications for communities, economies, and workers of all levels: over the next decade, quantum tech jobs are expected to grow exponentially. And increasingly, companies are looking for quick learners, transferable skills, and a penchant for problem-solving. “The wave is still rising, and that means you get to carve out your career, your path, your tremendous opportunities, and you don’t have to know Schrodinger’s equation," said Dana Anderson, chief technology officer and co-founder of Infleqtion. The new findings released today are the result of first-of-its-kind CQE analysis of job posting data from QED-C and Quantum Computing Report. Read on to explore the findings, learn why some companies leave “quantum” out of their job descriptions — and meet the cake decorator-turned-technician, along with a variety of other people of all backgrounds (including a few PhDs!) who are part of the #QuantumWorkforce. https://lnkd.in/dEWkDUhD #MidwestQuantum #QuantumPrairie

Check out this recent IET Quantum Communication publication from #C2QA partner Stony Brook University: “Long-range quantum energy teleportation and distribution on a hyperbolic quantum network.” https://bit.ly/4fLtooN

Check out this recent Quantum Journal publication from #C2QA partner Pacific Northwest National Laboratory: “Improved Accuracy for Trotter Simulations Using Chebyshev Interpolation.” https://bit.ly/3SUqX9z