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One Person’s Journey into Quantum Reservoir Computing: An Interview with Loughborough University Postdoc Researcher Wendy Otieno Working on the QRC-4-ESP Project
Dr. Wendy Otieno, Loughborough University Postdoc Researcher 1. What first sparked your interest in quantum research, and how did it lead you to join the QRC-4-ESP project?  Numerically solving Schrödinger’s equation for quantum systems like particles in finite and infinite potential wells first sparked my interest in quantum research. Through this process, I developed a deep appreciation for the elegant yet challenging mathematical structures that underpin quantum systems.
Sep 25
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QUEST & QRC-4-ESP Summer School 2025: Quantum Ideas, Quantum Energy!
From 18–22 August 2025, young researchers from across Europe gathered at Aalto University, Finland, for the Summer School on New...
Sep 11
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From Theory to Impact: A PhD Student's Role in the Future of Quantum AI
An interview with Bani Chhohan 1. Can you briefly introduce yourself and your role in the QRC-4-ESP project? My name is Bani and I’m a...
Apr 7
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"Quantum Reservoir Computing on Random Regular Graphs" preprint paper released
Moein Ivaki, Achilleas Lazarides, and Tapio Ala-Nissila have now released a preprint of their paper "Quantum Reservoir Computing on...
Sep 10, 2024
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