[TriPython] Quantum Computing

[Calloway, Chris]

Our March meeting is on March 26, 7pm at Caktus Group in Durham. May I put you down for that?

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Sincerely,

Chris Calloway
Applications Analyst
University of North Carolina
Renaissance Computing Institute
(919) 599-3530


On 1/18/20, 11:18 PM, "Travis Hurant" <thurant at gmail.com<mailto:thurant at gmail.com>> wrote:

Hi Chris,

Glad to hear you are interested! Would it be possible to schedule this for mid-March?

Thank you,
Travis

On Fri, Jan 17, 2020 at 5:04 PM Calloway, Chris <cbc at unc.edu<mailto:cbc at unc.edu>> wrote:
Travis,

This sounds wonderful. Would you like to present at our Thursday, February 27 meeting at 7pm at WebAssign on the NCSU Centennial Campus?

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Sincerely,

Chris Calloway
Applications Analyst
University of North Carolina
Renaissance Computing Institute
(919) 599-3530


On 1/17/20, 8:48 AM, "TriZPUG on behalf of Travis Hurant" <trizpug-bounces+cbc=unc.edu at python.org<mailto:unc.edu at python.org> on behalf of thurant at gmail.com<mailto:thurant at gmail.com>> wrote:

    Hi TriPython,

    I am a student and researcher in the Electrical Engineering department at
    North Carolina State University where I focus on quantum algorithms and
    quantum error mitigation. I am also the CTO of Indi Individuals (
    https://indi.com/individuals) and a software engineer. Through meetup
    presentations, I am trying to encourage the software development community
    to explore quantum computing (QC) and the opportunities and challenges that
    exist within the field. Many of the development frameworks use Python
    (including IBM and Rigetti) giving this community, in particular, an
    advantage in learning and building QC-related software.

    My presentation would cover:
    - Quantum computing basics
    - Myths about quantum computing
    - Industry landscape
    - Applications of quantum computing
    - Open challenges
    - Algorithm examples using Python

    Please let me know if you and your group would be interested.

    Thank you,
    Travis Hurant

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   Our March meeting is on March 26, 7pm at Caktus Group in Durham. May I put
   you down for that?

    

   -- 

   Sincerely,

    

   Chris Calloway

   Applications Analyst

   University of North Carolina

   Renaissance Computing Institute

   (919) 599-3530

    

    

   On 1/18/20, 11:18 PM, "Travis Hurant" <[1]thurant at gmail.com> wrote:

    

   Hi Chris,

    

   Glad to hear you are interested! Would it be possible to schedule this for
   mid-March?

    

   Thank you,

   Travis

    

   On Fri, Jan 17, 2020 at 5:04 PM Calloway, Chris <[2]cbc at unc.edu> wrote:

     Travis,

     This sounds wonderful. Would you like to present at our Thursday,
     February 27 meeting at 7pm at WebAssign on the NCSU Centennial Campus?

     --
     Sincerely,

     Chris Calloway
     Applications Analyst
     University of North Carolina
     Renaissance Computing Institute
     (919) 599-3530

     On 1/17/20, 8:48 AM, "TriZPUG on behalf of Travis Hurant"
     <trizpug-bounces+cbc=[3]unc.edu at python.org on behalf of
     [4]thurant at gmail.com> wrote:

         Hi TriPython,

         I am a student and researcher in the Electrical Engineering
     department at
         North Carolina State University where I focus on quantum algorithms
     and
         quantum error mitigation. I am also the CTO of Indi Individuals (
         [5]https://indi.com/individuals) and a software engineer. Through
     meetup
         presentations, I am trying to encourage the software development
     community
         to explore quantum computing (QC) and the opportunities and
     challenges that
         exist within the field. Many of the development frameworks use
     Python
         (including IBM and Rigetti) giving this community, in particular, an
         advantage in learning and building QC-related software.

         My presentation would cover:
         - Quantum computing basics
         - Myths about quantum computing
         - Industry landscape
         - Applications of quantum computing
         - Open challenges
         - Algorithm examples using Python

         Please let me know if you and your group would be interested.

         Thank you,
         Travis Hurant

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