WQI faculty highlight the benefits of quantum technologies during the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce’s American Economic Interest Summit

WQI faculty highlight the benefits of quantum technologies during the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce’s American Economic Interest Summit

Professors Jennifer Choy and Matthew Otten spoke at the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce’s American Economic Interest Summit which took place in Brookfield, WI on May 13. The applications of quantum computing and quantum sensing were presented to business leaders from across Wisconsin that gathered to explore key national priorities, including national security, energy, and emerging technologies. “We are making breakthroughs in these technologies in Wisconsin … many of those have led to commercialization,” Wisconsin Technology Council President Maggie Brickerman said yesterday. “So the goal of this, of course, is to impact the world, and one way to do that is getting technologies out of the labs and into companies.” 

WQI is represented at the annual UW-Madison Day at the Capitol!

WQI is represented at the annual UW-Madison Day at the Capitol!

A successful day for WQI at the WI Capitol!
The annual UW–Madison Day at the Capitol event took place on April 29 and representatives from the Wisconsin Quantum Institute participated and had some fun as well!
Postdoctoral Researcher Katerina Gratsea presented research on Achieving Utility-Scale Applications on Quantum Computers.
Mark ErikssonJennifer ChoyKyle Joseph and Ona Ambrozaite highlighted the importance of Quantum Technologies for Wisconsin.
Researchers at UW-Madison are driving transformative advances in quantum science and technology that have the potential to strengthen innovation, economic growth, and competitiveness across multiple sectors throughout Wisconsin.
Photograph of Kyle Joseph, Ona Ambrozaite, Jen Choy and Mark Eriksson Photograph of Katerina GratseaPhotograph of Kyle Joseph speakingPhotograph of Mark Eriksson speakingPhotograph of Jen Choy speaking