An Overview of Quantum Computing Applications at IBM

 

 

An Overview of Quantum Computing Applications at IBM

Mon 14 Apr 2025 10:00am11:00am

Venue

University of Queensland, St Lucia Campus
Room: 
Workshop A, 06-223 Physics Annexe Seminar Room, for the seminar followed by morning tea.

The Queensland Digital Health Centre (QDHeC), EQUS, and QUBIC are excited to bring you this seminar on World Quantum Day.

Join Dr Gavin Jones, Senior Research Scientist & Manager, Quantum Computational Sciences; IBM Technical Lead for the Quantum Working Group on Health Care and Life Sciences, for an overview of Quantum Computing Applications at IBM.

This presentation will provide a synopsis of IBM’s quantum computing efforts to develop and scale quantum technology. It will describe milestones on the Development and Innovation Roadmap to deliver client-facing systems and services, which will precede a general overview of potential applications of quantum computing for various industries. Pertinent examples of use cases in the finance, aerospace, and automotive sectors that have been explored with IBM quantum devices will be highlighted. Most of the talk will focus on quantum applications for chemistry, for which early efforts by IBM researchers will be described before focusing on more recent advances and highlighting remaining challenges.

About Dr Gavin Jones
Dr. Jones is a Research Staff Member and the Manager of the Quantum Applications group at IBM Research - Almaden. He is also the Technical Lead for the Working Group for Health Care and Life Sciences (HCLS). Dr. Jones completed his Ph. D. in theoretical/computational organic chemistry at the University of California Los Angeles prior to postdoctoral research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He joined IBM Research in 2010 as a postdoctoral researcher and became a Research Staff Member in 2013.

Networking morning tea
Following the seminar, please join your node for a World Quantum Day morning tea and networking opportunity.

Zoom: Click here to join the seminar. 

 

Contacts

Dr Sharon Grant