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Tech for Impact Talk: New quantum chip keeps Europe in the race
With Quantum Computing, we are at the beginning of a new revolution. The potential applications are limitless, and you often read about it in the news. Dr. Anasua Dr. Anasua Chatterjee is a quantum researcher at QuTech, TU Delft, and works on the development of fast and stable quantum chips. She focuses on semiconductor-superconductor circuits for quantum technologies. With her latest project, she aims to develop quantum chips that can be produced on a larger scale and will be accessible to students and researchers. This not only pushes scientific progress but also helps train a new generation of engineers, ensuring that Europe remains competitive with the US and China.
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