Past Events

Past Events

The Center for Quantum Leaps Presents Quantum Industry Colloquium Fall Series

Join the Center for Quantum Leaps for a Quantum Industry Colloquium featuring Dr. Rohit Prasankumar, Director of the Deep Science and Enterprise Science Funds at Intellectual Ventures. Dr. Prasankumar will share insights into high-temperature superconductivity and emerging research directions across complex scientific and engineering fields, drawing on nearly two decades of research at Los Alamos National Laboratory and his work advancing deep science and emerging technologies. The colloquium offers an opportunity to explore how cutting-edge scientific research can shape future technologies and innovation across academia and industry.
Gustavus A. Pfeiffer Physics Library | Compton Hall

mosAIcs & brAIns : the computational aesthetics of mosaic art

The Incubator for Transdisciplinary Futures at Washington University in St. Louis invites you to join an exciting lineup of leaders in the field to address the synergy between art, aesthetics, and AI when applied to contemporary mosaic art. The symposium's objective is to encourage the fusion of (i) contemporary mosaic art, (ii) established computational aesthetics paradigms, and (iii) novel opportunities arising from computational creativity. We invite participants to envision links between their present research and one or more of the three listed scholarly directions.
Holmes Lounge

Center for Quantum Leaps Fall Town Hall

The town hall will be an opportunity to build new collaborations between biomedical research and quantum sensing. Quantum sensing opens new potential to measure tiny changes in physical parameters at atomic and molecular scales. There will be a brief overview of the current projects and capabilities of the Center for Quantum Leaps, with the most time reserved for biomedical researchers to describe measurements that they would like to make in their systems but that are beyond the grasp of current techniques.
Med Campus, McDonnell Sciences Building, Room 423