Quantum machine learning

by Dr Wen Guan (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Monday 6 Jan 2020, 15:30 → 16:30 Asia/Shanghai

Meeting Room 300-02, Tsung-Dao Lee Institute (East wing of Pao Yue-Kong Library))

Abstract

As a non-classical model of computation, researches on quantum computing grows rapidly recently. What is quantum computing and what is happening on quantum computing? An introduction to quantum computing and its status will be presented at first, followed by the introduction to quantum machine learning and its application on high energy physics. In the introduction part, it will include some basic ideas of qubits, quantum computing, quantum machine learning and so on. At the end, some applications, recent results and reviews on quantum simulators and quantum hardware will be included.

Biography

2018~Now    Senior Scientist Academic Staff (since 2019), University of Wisconsin-Madison

2014.2~2018  Research Scientist (ATLAS Advance Distributed Computing  group,   CERN & University of Wisconsin-Madison

2009~2014   Post-Doctor, PhD Researcher (University of Wisconsin-Madison & ATLAS group, CERN)

2004~2009   PhD Student with major Computing Application (Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing, China) 

2000~2004   Bachelor of Management Information System (Beijing  Information and Technology University, China)

Chair

Shu Li

Division

Particle and Nuclear

Contact

Zi Yang