Welcome to The Dutch Van Delft Show podcast! The place where insight meets interesting! Tune in!
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TechTalks by YES!Delft is a 30 minutes interview podcast where startup founders share their struggles and successes. YES!Delft is a leading tech incubator in The Netherlands.
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TU Delta is the independent newspaper of TU Delft. / TU Delta is de onafhankelijke universiteitskrant van de Technische Universiteit Delft.
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A podcast by Architecture students of TU Delft, every month exploring new interesting buildings, people and ideas in the world of architecture and design
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Have you ever met a celebrity, idol, someone you’re obsessed with, and you get so starstruck you do or say the actual dumbest thing you could do or say? Join comedians Bethany Van Delft, Nick Chambers & friends as they tell cringeworthy tales of uncomfortable and embarrassing encounters with celebrities idols, crushes, whoever. the favorite story gets a do-over by house sketch group, The Redo Crew.
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The Quantum Divide is a podcast focussing on quantum technology, with a slant towards networking. Do you work in the IT industry, want to learn about quantum technologies, and are daunted by the extraordinarily high bar for deep comprehension? Yeah, me too. Join our podcast to hear interesting talks about quantum technology concepts, and fascinating interviews from individuals in the industry. (Opinions expressed by Steve & Dan belong only to them, and not their employer)
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Unite Behind Radio reports on state capture, and its’ impact on people. ---- COMMUTE (December 2017) COMMUTE is a podcast on Cape Town's increasingly unreliable, unsafe and undignified commuter rail service. In two short episodes we explore how it affects us, why it collapsed, and what must now be done to #fixourtrains. Episode 1 In this episode we meet Zukie Vuka and Adiel Hanslo as they each embark on a commute. Adiel is an administrator responsible for opening and closing one of Cape Town ...
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📡 EURO—VISION 🛰 the podcast. A series of weekly podcasts that compile conversations with activists, scholars, fisherpeople and artists, hosted by FRAUD, around the politics of extraction, migration and international agreements that are affecting communities and ecologies on a global scale and that perpetuate European colonial legacies. Speakers include: 📢 Prof. Adekeye Adebajo, Director of the Institute for Pan-African Thought and Conversation at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa. ...
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Longtime journalist Nick Zaino interviews the people who create what he loves -- comedy, horror, and music on this weekly podcast. Plus a featured song or comedy routine on every episode! Visit the blog at www.departmentoftangents.com
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In the Studio is the new podcast which takes you into the minds of the world’s most creative people, with unprecedented access. Famous artists, writers, sports stars, musicians, DJs and designers invite you behind the scenes. We explore the creative process like never before.
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Selected editions of Media Network, a weekly communications magazine hosted by Jonathan Marks that ran on Radio Netherlands, Hilversum, Holland between May 1981 and October 2000, plus a few items from 2023 and 2024. Enjoy this blast from the past. Suggestions for future releases are welcome.
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meet the meQuanics is a regular podcast discussing the developments in quantum technologies. Targeted at the lay person, we will discuss the state of the art research in quantum enabled technologies with experts worldwide.
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So you want to see art more often than you do, or maybe you just want a fresh perspective on art you’ve seen before. Join your host, Sydney, on a slow tour through an art gallery. Every season will have a theme and each episode will be dedicated to one artwork. You’ll get a brief history of the artist before the description of the work and then you’ll get to hear Sydney’s thoughts on it. Because Sydney is a casual art fan you won’t hear overly complicated technical terms, or if you do then y ...
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Spatial Quantum Entanglement in Edinburgh, with Natalia Herrera Valencia, Heriot-Watt University
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In this episode of the Quantum Divide podcast, Dan welcomes Natalia Herrera Valencia, a postdoctoral researcher at Heriot Watt University, to discuss various aspects of quantum technologies and their practical applications. Natalia, a physicist from Colombia, shares her academic journey, highlighting her experiences in experimental quantum optics a…
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Entangling Quantum Memories in Massachusetts, with Can Knaut, Harvard University.
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In this episode of The Quantum Divide, host Dan welcomes Can Knaut from Harvard University, a doctoral researcher working in the lab of Mikhail Lukin, a prominent figure in the field of neutral atoms. Can shares insights into his academic journey, which took a unique turn from business and economics in Switzerland to experimental quantum physics at…
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Quantum Photonics in Montreal, with Piotr Roztocki, Ki3 Photonics.
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Welcome to another episode of The Quantum Divide. Today, we have the pleasure of hosting Piotr Roztocki, CTO and co-founder of Ki3 Photonics in Montreal, Canada. In this episode, we explore some aspects of quantum photonics, focusing on quantum networking and entanglement generation. Piotr discusses his academic background and his journey into the …
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Quantum Open-Source in Norwich, with Simon and Robin, OpenQuantum.
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Episode Summary: In this episode, host Dan sits down with Simon and Robin from OpenQuantum to discuss the cutting-edge advancements and collaborative efforts in the quantum computing industry. They explore the fusion of traditional IT practices with quantum development, the importance of open-source contributions, and the exciting potential for fut…
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Quantum Fundamental Constants in Brighton, with Amber Shepherd, University of Sussex.
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In this episode, we take a slight tangent from our usual discussions on quantum networking to have a fascinating conversation with Amber Sheppard, a PhD student at the University of Sussex in the UK. Amber shares insights into her intriguing experiments involving quantum clocks, which she uses to measure potential shifts in the fundamental constant…
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Van Vliet's Interior of the Oude Kerk, Delft
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Sydney has stopped at Interior of the Oude Kerk, Delft for today’s episode. This artwork was painted by Hendrick van Vliet and shows the inside of a building. In the season finale, Sydney talks about matching outfits, hamburgers, and what she learned these past eight months. Show Notes The sources used for the information on Hendrick van Vliet are:…
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Quantum Photonic Modelling in Chicago, with Mirella Koleva, Quantopticon.
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This time we focus in on modelling, simulation, quantum digital-twin? Okay I made up that last one. Mirella joins us from Quantopticon and I ask lots of questions about the ins and outs of modelling quantum photonic devices in classical computers for optimising product design and beyond. Highlights: Introduction: The episode starts with an introduc…
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Sydney has stopped at Kitchen Scene for today’s episode. This artwork was painted by Peter Wtewael and shows a feast being prepared. Sydney talks about cooking, company, whistling, self-worth, and laughter. Show Notes The source used for the information on Peter Wtewael is https://www.wga.hu/frames-e.html?/bio/w/wtewael/peter/biograph.html The tran…
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Next-Generation Quantum Networking in Delft, with Wojciech Kozlowski, QuTech.
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Episode Overview In this episode of The Quantum Divide, Dan welcomes Wojciech Kozlowski to discuss the current state of quantum networking. Wojciech shares his unique journey from academia, where he specialized in quantum physics and optics, to his role as a software developer in classical IT, and finally to his current position where he combines b…
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Sydney has stopped at The Holy Family with Shepherds for today’s episode. This artwork was painted by Jacob Jordaens and shows a simple moment between mother and child. Sydney talks about approachability, makes a dorky reference, and accepting but not denying experiences. Show notes The sources used for the information on Jordaens are https://www.n…
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Sydney has stopped at Vanitas Still Life for today’s episode.This artwork was painted by Jacques Gheyn and shows a skull in an alcove, along with other items. Listen to her talk about death, theater, and finding happiness. The sources used for the information on Gheyn are: https://www.wga.hu/frames-e.html?/bio/g/gheyn/biograph.html https://web.arch…
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Quantum Photonic Computing in Sheffield, with Maksym Sich, Aegiq
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In this episode of The Quantum Divide, we are joined by Maksym Sich, CEO and co-founder of Aegiq, a UK-based quantum technology company. We dive deep into the world of quantum technologies, discussing Aegiq innovative products like Artemis, a photonic quantum computer. Maksym shares insights from his educational background in applied physics at the…
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Quantum Sensing in Munich, with Kevin Berghoff, QuantumDiamonds.
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Introduction to Quantum Sensing: Overview of quantum sensing technology and its potential impact on various industries, featuring insights from Kevin Berghoff, CEO and co-founder of QuantumDiamonds. The Science Behind Quantum Sensors: Deep dive into the mechanics of quantum sensors, focusing on their use of magnetic fields and NV centers to detect …
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Quantum Dots in Colorado, with Poolad Imany, Icarus Quantum.
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In this episode of The Quantum Divide, Dan and quantum dot expert Poolad, CEO of Icarus Quantum, delve into the intricacies of quantum dots and their pivotal role in advancing quantum computing. From the fundamental principles of quantum mechanics to the latest in NIST's quantum research, we uncover the technical nuances and potential applications …
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Quantum bandwidth and converters, with Daniel Brau, MiraEx.
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In Episode 21 of the podcast, Dan delves into the innovative world of quantum computing and photonic sensing with guest Daniel Brau, CEO of MiraEx. MiraEx, a startup born from EPFL in Lausanne, Switzerland, specializes in quantum transducers, converters, and repeaters, aiming to bridge the gap between microwave and optical frequencies for quantum c…
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ter Borch the Younger's A Woman Playing the Theorbo-Lute and a Cavalier
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Sydney has stopped at A Woman Playing the Theorbo-Lute and a Cavalier for today’s episode. This artwork is painted by Gerard ter Borch the Younger and shows a woman playing an instrument with a man listening. Sydney talks about music, her desire to learn guitar, and a change in perspective. Show Notes The sources used for the information on Gerard …
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Quantum transduction and piezo-optomechanics, with Rob Stockill, QphoX.
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Episode Highlights: - Overview of QphoX' role and contributions in the rapidly advancing quantum technology field, especially quantum transducers. - A look at quantum information technology transduction led by Robert Stockill, QphoX' CTO. - Focused discussion on recent advancements in quantum transducers, devices converting optical and microwave ph…
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Open Source Quantum. An Interview with Nathan Shammah.
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Summary In this episode, we explore the world of open source quantum computing with Nathan Shammah, CTO of the Unitary Fund. We explore the intersection of open source software and quantum technology, discussing the importance of community-driven projects and the impact of initiatives like Unitary Hack on the advancement of the quantum field. Find …
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Quantum Networking for Quantum Computing. An interview with Claire Le Gall.
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Claire Le Gall from Nu Quantum joins us this week to discuss quantum networking. She delves into her academic history and Nu Quantum's mission in enhancing quantum computer scalability. The episode covers collaborations with industry leaders, academic institutions, Nu Quantum's products, advancing optical hardware, some background on quantum dots, …
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QNetLab from Cisco. A fireside chat with Stephen DiAdamo.
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Steve & I chat about the importance of simulation in the absence of quantum network hardware. We discuss Cisco's QNetLab, a platform designed to unite quantum experts and software developers. Our conversation covers the current challenges, future prospects, and the need for community collaboration in quantum network simulation. (0:00:12) - Quantum …
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Kalf’s Still Life with Ginger Pot and Porcelain Bowl
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Sydney has stopped at Still life with Ginger Pot and Porcelain Bowl for today’s episode. This artwork was painted by Willem Kalf and shows a variety of items on a table. Before you click away, give the episode a chance as Sydney talks about looking deeper, patience, and appreciation. Show Notes The sources used for the information on Willem Kalf ar…
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Quantum Communications Hub, UK. An interview with Tim Spiller.
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Join us with Tim Spiller, currently Professor of Quantum Information Technologies at the University of York and Director of the UK Quantum Communications Hub. Tim walks us through his career journey, and provides an insider's look into the UK's strategic approach to quantum technology, revealing how a decade of significant government investment has…
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Quantum London. An interview with Andrew Lord.
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This week, my esteemed guest is Andrew Lord from BT. Andrew recounts his transition from a fresh Oxford physics graduate to becoming an influential figure in the UK's optical and quantum industry. Our conversation takes us from the roots of subsea telephony to the cutting-edge developments in fiber optics, including the transformative impacts of WD…
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Sydney has stopped at The Disillusioned Medea for today’s episode. This artwork was painted by Paulus Bor and shows a young morose woman. Listen to Sydney tell her tale and talk about how one of the most hated women can be seen in a new light. The sources used for the information on Paulus Bor are Liedtke, Walter A. (2007). Dutch Paintings in the M…
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Sydney has stopped at Young Herdsmen with Cows for today’s episode. This artwork was painted by Aelbert Cuyp and shows a raised field with cows and young men guarding them. Listen as she talks about tranquility, experience, and intent. The sources used for the information on Cuyp are Stephen Reiss (1975). Aelbert Cuyp. Zwemmer. ISBN 9780302027356. …
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Quantum Key Distribution with Entanglement. An interview with Kevin Fuechsel.
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Join us for a riveting discussion with Kevin Fuechsel, CEO of Quantum Optics Jena, as we journey through his unconventional path in the world of quantum communications. Starting from his background in semiconductor and photonics to his current ventures in quantum communication, Kevin provides an insightful narrative. His story of founding his compa…
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DoT Christmas Special - The Nutcracker for Novices
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I know I haven't dropped a new episode in a long time, but it's the holidays, and I love the holidays, so I wanted to present an audio version of my reaction to seeing The Nutcracker for the first time. This is my assessment of the story, using only the visual cues from the ballet as it was presented. Merry Christmas and happy holidays!…
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Sydney has stopped at The Harvesters for today’s episode. This artwork was painted by Pieter Bruegel the Elder and shows a day working in the fields. Listen as she describes cooperation and how rushing isn’t always the best thing. Show Notes The transcript of this episode can be found at https://longlivebatart.tumblr.com/post/733517329057677312/bru…
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Quantum networking at AWS. An interview with Juan Moreno.
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Join us on the Quantum Divide as we chat with Juan Moreno from AWS. In this enlightening conversation, we explore Juan's unconventional journey to quantum computing and the various quantum services AWS offers. He shares his insights about the superconducting quantum computer being developed at the Center for Quantum Computing and talks about his wo…
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Sydney has stopped at the engraving Pyramus and Thisbe by Lucas van Leyden for today’s episode. The artwork shows two young people, one dying or dead and the other one about to be so. Before you click away, if you have the mental space for hearing about fictional suicide Sydney would be grateful. Listen as Sydney describes the scene, tells a story …
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Quantum consulting. An interview with Shreyas Ramesh.
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In this engaging conversation, we're joined by Shreyas Ramesh, Global Lead of NextGen Computing in Accenture's technology incubation team, to examine the strategic implementation of quantum technology in businesses. We explore Accenture's Quantum Foundry offering, a service providing strategy, execution capabilities, technologies, ecosystem partner…
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Blind quantum computing. An interview with Harold Ollivier.
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Join us as we explore the intricate world of quantum technology with our guest, Harold Ollivier, from Inria, a public research institute in France. Harold gives us an insightful look into his work on verification of quantum computation, error correction, and error mitigation. We also get a unique perspective on Inria's strong focus on computer scie…
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Sydney has stopped at Youth with a Skull for today’s episode. This artwork was painted by Frans Hals and shows a young man holding a skull. She also talks about nostalgia and practice in all things. Show Notes The sources used for the information on Frans Hals are https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/hals/hd_hals.htm https://books.google.com/books?id=…
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Ter Brugghen’s Mars Asleep Sydney has stopped at Mars Asleep for today’s episode. This artwork was painted by Hendrick ter Brugghen and shows the Roman god snoozing. Sydney talks about human gods and being wrong. The sources used for the information on Hendrik ter Brugghen are https://www.britannica.com/biography/Hendrik-Terbrugghen http://collecti…
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Quantum computing with neutral atoms. An interview with Yuval Boger.
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Yuval Boger joins us for a fascinating chat about QuEra quantum computers and how quantum computing fits into the wider high-performance computing ecosystem. Here are some useful links from Yuval to support the conversation: Error correction article: https://thequantuminsider.com/2023/09/08/guest-post-quantum-error-correction-the-key-to-realizing-q…
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Quantum for Finance - An Interview with Carmen Recio.
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This week we are joined by Carmen Recio Valcarce, Quantum Computing Engineer at Moody's Analytics. We cover using quantum computing to solve and accelerate algorithms for the finance industry, Moody's new quantum benchmarking platform, and deep dive into some specific financial problem use cases. Carmen is a mathematician working on evaluating how …
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Quantum Undergrad. An interview with Maria Gragera Garcés.
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This week we talk with Maria, a physics undergraduate student with a deep interest and background in quantum technologies, particularly quantum error correction, error mitigation, and quantum networking. Maria aims to contribute to the quantum software landscape over the next few decades. Maria was an intern at Cisco, helping develop quantum protoc…
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Sydney has stopped at St. John in the Wilderness for today’s episode. This artwork was painted by Hieronymus Bosch and shows a Biblical figure. Listen as she describes her own beliefs and how she believes everyone can learn from someone they claim to know so well. Show Notes Sydney has stopped at another artwork in the gallery. The sources used for…
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Sydney has stopped at Tower of Babel for today’s episode. This artwork was painted by Pieter Bruegel the Elder and shows a Biblical scene. Even if you aren’t Catholic, you might enjoy this episode. She talks- among other topics- about vision, clarity of words, building, and community. The source used for the information on Pieter Bruegel the Elder …
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This episode is a short monologue of my perspective on PQC after a little time investigating the details. I'm sure you'll miss Steve's jokes on this one. Very helpful IETF draft: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ar-pquip-pqc-engineers/By Dan Holme
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Sydney has stopped at the painting Twelfth Night by Jan Steen for today’s episode. The painting shows a lively party, so listen to Sydney tackle the 15 people depicted, the background, and foreground. She also talks about texture, her thoughts on the inebriated, and how the past links to the present through something crucial. The sources used for t…
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Quantum Machine Learning. An interview with Santanu Ganguly.
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In this episode we are joined by Santanu Ganguly to describe quantum machine learning (QML), explore some of the different connotations of the term, the real world use-cases , and where we see emerging benefits. Steve also cracks a hilarious comment about a quantum leap not being very big, because if you quantise a leap it ends up very small indeed…
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Quantum Conjecture. An Interview with Sam Samuel.
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Today we join Sam Samuel from Cisco, and discuss quantum networking, computing, and fine stone masonry. We do a little future gazing, and bring some opinions of realism to the idea of long distance quantum networking. The following QuTech paper was mentioned: https://qutech.nl/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/A-Link-Layer-Protocol-for-Quantum-Networks.pd…
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A more detailed look into what you can expect from the inaugural season of Long Live Bat Art. As an added bonus, you can listen to Sydney try valiantly to pronounce the names of the Dutch artists she’ll be covering this season. She’s sorry for any butchering, but she’s trying her best. The transcript of this episode can be found at https://longlive…
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Sydney has stopped at The Milkmaid for today’s episode. This artwork was painted by Johannes Vermeer and shows a woman pouring milk. That might not seem interesting, but take a chance and listen to Sydney describe the scene and the beauty of the mundane painted by her favorite artist. Sydney has loved Vermeer since early childhood and listen as she…
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The introductory trailer to let you know what this show will be all about, from the content to what you can expect from each episode. Sydney hopes you enjoy the setup to a slow tour through an art gallery with someone who wants to share the experience of taking time to appreciate art. The transcript of this episode can be found at https://longliveb…
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Welcome to Episode 4, this week we double-click into simulation for quantum network systems. We talk about the similarities of classical and quantum simulations, the practicality of quantum network simulation, some developer tools available, frameworks and/or standardisation and lack-thereof. We touch on the purpose and outcomes of simulation and l…
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This week Steve and Dan chat about quantum computing services delivered from the cloud.By Dan Holme
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In episode two we focus in on distributed quantum computers, therefore some chat about in-QPU connectivity, using qbit state transfer mechanisms to connect multiple machines, parallelisation, and the nice weather in Germany. Distributed Quantum Computing: A path to large scale quantum computing https://medium.com/p/1c5d38a34c50…
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Welcome to our first episode! There's a short introduction and then we mainly focussed on different ways of transferring quantum state across a network.By Dan Holme and Stephen DiAdamo
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