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Tuesday, August 12, 2008

QEC-07 Videos Online

Videos of talks, tutorials and such from the First International Conference on Quantum Error-Correction are now posted on QServer here. You know you want to learn all about protecting your quantum information from all that nasty noise from the environment!
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I recently completed my doctoral degree in quantum information science from the computer science department at the University of Southern California under Dr. Todd Brun's supervision. This blog is an attempt to distill my thoughts on quantum information science and my intellectual escapades in Los Angeles.
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