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Sergei V. Gleyzer and Venkatesh Kannan join Global Quantum + AI Challenge jury

QuantumDaily says Gleyzer was on CERN's Higgs discovery team, while Kannan works in hybrid classical-quantum computing infrastructure.

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QuantumDaily announced physicist Sergei V. Gleyzer and ICHEC associate director Venkatesh Kannan as jurors for the Global Quantum + AI Challenge, which it says focuses on five enterprise problems. Gleyzer founded the Machine Learning for Science Foundation; Kannan works on applications of hybrid classical-quantum computing to materials, health and climate.

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The Quantum Insider@QuantumDailyOne helped discover the Higgs boson. The other is connecting quantum computers to supercomputers. 💥 Both now join the Global Quantum + AI Challenge jury. They work where computing meets real science, which is exactly where the challenge's five enterprise problems sit. Sergei V. Gleyzer, Professor of Physics at the The University of Alabama. Sergei was part of the CERN team behind the Higgs discovery and founded the Machine Learning for Science (ML4SCI) Foundation. Venkatesh Kannan, Associate Director at the ICHEC (Irish Centre for High-End Computing). Venkatesh works in hybrid classical-quantum computing infrastructure and its application to materials, health and climate. Welcome to the jury, Sergei and Venkatesh. #GlobalQuantumAIChallenge17h
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    The Quantum Insider@QuantumDailyOne helped discover the Higgs boson. The other is connecting quantum computers to supercomputers. 💥 Both now join the Global Quantum + AI Challenge jury. They work where computing meets real science, which is exactly where the challenge's five enterprise problems sit. Sergei V. Gleyzer, Professor of Physics at the The University of Alabama. Sergei was part of the CERN team behind the Higgs discovery and founded the Machine Learning for Science (ML4SCI) Foundation. Venkatesh Kannan, Associate Director at the ICHEC (Irish Centre for High-End Computing). Venkatesh works in hybrid classical-quantum computing infrastructure and its application to materials, health and climate. Welcome to the jury, Sergei and Venkatesh. #GlobalQuantumAIChallenge17h
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