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23 May 2023 | 5 min read | cost: Adult: $8.00 | address: 29-31 O'Riordan St Alexandria NSW 2015 Australia
published: 20 May 2023
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Spin your thinking for a while when we lead you through the real meaning of the colours in our reef corals and the tiny atoms that could revolutionise quantum computing.
How are our Seas? Well, They're filled with Disease
Ms Samantha Burke (PhD Candidate, UNSW Sydney)
Black, white, pink, and brown. Coral reefs are colourful, but these are signs of disease! Why are they getting sick? What can we do about it? Samantha Burke adds a new perspective on the need to save our coral reefs and slow climate change.
Making Qubits from Single Atoms in Silicon
Dr Danielle Holmes (Postdoctoral Researcher, UNSW Sydney)
Quantum computers are set to revolutionise technology by efficiently solving certain problems. Spins in silicon make excellent qubits due to their long coherence time and compatibility with the existing microelectronics industry. These qubits can be created by implanting single donor ions.
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Spin your thinking for a while when we lead you through the real meaning of the colours in our reef corals and the tiny atoms that could revolutionise quantum computing.
How are our Seas? Well, They're filled with Disease
Ms Samantha Burke (PhD Candidate, UNSW Sydney)
Black, white, pink, and brown. Coral reefs are colourful, but these are signs of disease! Why are they getting sick? What can we do about it? Samantha Burke adds a new perspective on the need to save our coral reefs and slow climate change.
Making Qubits from Single Atoms in Silicon
Dr Danielle Holmes (Postdoctoral Researcher, UNSW Sydney)
Quantum computers are set to revolutionise technology by efficiently solving certain problems. Spins in silicon make excellent qubits due to their long coherence time and compatibility with the existing microelectronics industry. These qubits can be created by implanting single donor ions.
Go see Pint of Science: Black, White Pink, & Qubit 2023.
Pint of Science: Black, White Pink, & Qubit 2023 is on 23 May 2023. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Alexandria.
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Event Details
what: Pint of Science: Black, White Pink, & Qubit 2023
when: 23 May 2023
start time/end time: Tuesday 23 May from 6pm to 8:30pm
city/suburb: Alexandria NSW
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