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Quality Of Life: Raj Univ To Jointly Host 26th Int’l Workshop On Quantum Systems | Jaipur News
JAIPUR: Rajasthan University (RU) along with four other institutes is hosting the 26th international workshop on quantum systems, where 150 scientists including 50 foreign experts will attend.
This is for the first time that this international series is taking place in India, said RU professors.
The workshop to be held from October 14-20 is being hosted in India this year, along with Ashoka University, University of Hyderabad, IISER Kolkata and IACS Kolkata.
“Quantum systems hold the promise of revolutionary breakthroughs that have the potential to profoundly impact everyday human life. In the workshop, discussions were held revolving around harnessing the potentials of innovative conceptualisation of quantum systems, computational realisations and novel applications,” said Neelima Gupta, professor with department of Chemistry at RU.
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This is for the first time that this international series is taking place in India, said RU professors.
The workshop to be held from October 14-20 is being hosted in India this year, along with Ashoka University, University of Hyderabad, IISER Kolkata and IACS Kolkata.
“Quantum systems hold the promise of revolutionary breakthroughs that have the potential to profoundly impact everyday human life. In the workshop, discussions were held revolving around harnessing the potentials of innovative conceptualisation of quantum systems, computational realisations and novel applications,” said Neelima Gupta, professor with department of Chemistry at RU.
We also published the following articles recently
Samsung Semiconductor India Research and Indian Institute of Science partner on quantum technologies
Samsung Semiconductor India Research (SSIR) has partnered with The Indian Institute of Science (IISc) to establish a Quantum Technology Lab. The lab aims to provide research and training opportunities for faculty members and students in the fields of physics, engineering, computer science, and mathematics. Led by Prof Mayank Shrivastava, the lab will focus on advanced quantum technologies and indigenous development. It will also support interdisciplinary research, industry collaborations, and knowledge exchange. The lab’s goal is to push the boundaries of knowledge and contribute to India’s research innovations on the global stage.
Samsung Semiconductor India Research (SSIR) has partnered with The Indian Institute of Science (IISc) to establish a Quantum Technology Lab. The lab aims to provide research and training opportunities for faculty members and students in the fields of physics, engineering, computer science, and mathematics. Led by Prof Mayank Shrivastava, the lab will focus on advanced quantum technologies and indigenous development. It will also support interdisciplinary research, industry collaborations, and knowledge exchange. The lab’s goal is to push the boundaries of knowledge and contribute to India’s research innovations on the global stage.
Explained: What is quantum physics and how does it work?
Quantum physics, also known as quantum mechanics, deals with the behavior of particles at a very small scale. It introduces new rules and challenges our classical understanding of the universe. In the quantum world, particles exhibit properties like superposition and entanglement, defying our classical intuition. Quantum mechanics has led to groundbreaking technologies such as quantum computers and cryptography. Despite its puzzling aspects, quantum physics continues to push the boundaries of our understanding, offering the potential for new frontiers in science and technology.
Quantum physics, also known as quantum mechanics, deals with the behavior of particles at a very small scale. It introduces new rules and challenges our classical understanding of the universe. In the quantum world, particles exhibit properties like superposition and entanglement, defying our classical intuition. Quantum mechanics has led to groundbreaking technologies such as quantum computers and cryptography. Despite its puzzling aspects, quantum physics continues to push the boundaries of our understanding, offering the potential for new frontiers in science and technology.
3-day workshop on millets in Lucknow from October 27
The state government of Uttar Pradesh will be organizing a three-day workshop in Lucknow to felicitate progressive farmers, particularly those engaged in millet cultivation. The event, titled Sri Anna Mahotsav and state level millets workshop, aims to bring together farmers from various divisions of the state. The workshop will include participation from Farmer Producer Organizations (FPO), technical assistants, teachers, and students from agricultural universities. The government intends to create awareness about millet production, consumption, marketing, and export, and will provide certificates for seed money to thirty-five FPOs.
The state government of Uttar Pradesh will be organizing a three-day workshop in Lucknow to felicitate progressive farmers, particularly those engaged in millet cultivation. The event, titled Sri Anna Mahotsav and state level millets workshop, aims to bring together farmers from various divisions of the state. The workshop will include participation from Farmer Producer Organizations (FPO), technical assistants, teachers, and students from agricultural universities. The government intends to create awareness about millet production, consumption, marketing, and export, and will provide certificates for seed money to thirty-five FPOs.
