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rporation, 10:00 AM. The development of quantum science and technology is one of the most highly anticipated technology advances taking place today. Quantum science describes the strange way that microscopic particles behave, but researchers are now finding ways to harness it to create powerful new comp

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am of engineers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and other universities has isolated the enigma that makes the bacteria a quantum master. Quantum computing is built on particles called qubits. Unlike the electrons used in classical computers which have one voltage or another and follow instruc

puter, sold to NASA, Google and Lockheed Martin, requires elaborate pulse fridges and Helium-3 to keep it cold and the Army Research Office and the National Science Foundation use charged barium chloride molecules in a super cloud of calcium atoms. Particle chaos can also creep in from atmospheric electro-magnetic waves an

e. In 1918, when Fermi graduated from high school in Rome, the possi- bilities open to a brilliant young scientific mind were far less constrained. Quantum mechanics had just been born, new ideas were everywhere, and the rigorous mathematics necessary to deal with these ideas had not yet been developed

to explore the issue. Sheldon Glashow graduated in 1958 with a thesis on the subject and continued to explore the issue for the next few years as a National Science Foundation post- doctoral researcher in Copenhagen. In his Nobel lecture twenty years later, Glashow indicated that he and Schwinger had planned to write a ma