The Guelph Physics live stream series continues Tuesday March 16th at 7:00 pm EST with a discussion about quantum computing and quantum machine learning.   

Our panel for this discussion is comprised of three Guelph Physics alumni from Xanadu, a Toronto based company whose mission is to build quantum computers that are useful and available to people everywhere. Paul Finlay (Machine Learning Lead), Rafal Janik (Head of Product), and Tim Leisti (Senior Platform Software Developer) will be on hand to discuss the state of quantum computing and machine learning.  

As always, we will have a live Q&A where we will endeavour to answer your questions in real time!  

Please join us for this unique opportunity to join in with alumni who have become leaders in their field. If you are an undergraduate or graduate student looking

for an interesting and compelling career, this will be the stream for you!   

Hosted by Orbax and streamed live to our YouTube channel and to Facebook @GuelphPhysics Tuesday March 16th at 7:00pm EST
https://youtu.be/_nT4xixJDJQ [1]