Quantum Computing and Chemistry

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Researchers believe quantum computers will soon bring useful, exponential speed-ups to the field of computational chemistry-enabling much more precise and computationally efficient simulations of molecules, materials and other quantum-scale systems. In this video, IBM Quantum developer advocate Abby Mitchell explains the basics of classical chemistry simulations, and then shows viewers how quantum computation makes a difference. Along the way, she provides a brief look at the Qiskit Runtime Estimator Primitive, a powerful tool for extracting solutions from quantum circuits.
Information on mapping molecules to qubits in the Qiskit Chemistry Module: qiskit.org/documentation/nature/
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[@KabirrVani]

Quantum computing's impact on chemistry is profound. Its ability to simulate molecular interactions and solve complex quantum mechanics problems holds immense promise for advancing drug discovery, materials science, and environmental research. This synergy between quantum computing and chemistry is unlocking new frontiers and accelerating scientific breakthroughs.

[@dbz-pk8mz]

IBM is such a gem of KZbin. Abundant amt. of information/interesting videos.

[@kirannnaa]

Wow, such a simplified explanation 👌 Really loved it👌

[@venusmohammadi8821]

Explained Beautifully👌

[@robertcormia7970]

Very well done!

[@harounhajem7972]

Great presentation!

[@michalbotor]

brilliant. thanks a lot!

[@victorpinasarnault7910]

Wow

[@acd1235]

The presented method does not use a quantum computer. Why wasn't it developed independent of an effort to build a quantum computer? In particular earlier?

[@yusus_]

damn 15 years 322 k subs

[@samderrick]

I don’t understand how she writes backwards like that. That is impressive in and of itself.

[@pahvi3]

I think she's writing the right way round from her perspective but the footage has been mirrored

[@zeumarbuzov3352]

I don't understand a thing, seems interesting tho. Btw lector is hyperventilating during lecture, which I find cute, because it seems she understands everything and very passionate about it