Tutorial to build a Quantum inspired puzzle game in JS
Two physics geeks entered a Quantum Games hackathon with very minimal knowledge of Quantum Computing, met a CS Wiz, and the three embarked on a journey to cr...
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2022
2021
Workshop on How to Write a Talk Abstract
This online workshop on How to Write a Talk Abstract was on Sunday July 27, 2021.
Quantum Dots and their Application as Electron Spin Qubits
Overall, today I’ll be breaking my presentation into two major sections So first I’ll be going over what Quantum Dots are, some of their core properti...
Quantum Lab
A simple docker image to simulate a full Quantum laboratory
2020
Make use of noisy hardware: Building a noisy quantum random number generator
Have a look at these prerequisites to better understand the article: - (Fast) Fourier Transform https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Qonnect four - Making a quantum game
This post will elaborate on my thought process/journey and resources used for creating the Quantum game Qonnect four with Qiskit, which also is the first eve...
Introduction to Post-Quantum Cryptography
You may not know this, but one of the main reasons we can securely communicate on the Internet is the presence of some well-designed cryptographic protocols....
A Learning Journey to Quantum Computing
Study what you like, there is no reason to stop, internet access gives us a lot of freedom for it.
Guide to recorded conference, workshop, and school talks
Hello! This is a guide to free recorded talks/papers/resources from recent conferences, workshops, and schools for which videos were recorded, from most to ...
Exploring Qubits in Quantum Game
For my programming project, I chose to revisit a game I had played with before this class called Quantum Game. I’ll be showing my attempts to model qubits in...