Quantum Device Research Consortium: Distinguished Lecture Series - Lecture 3
Beyond Quantum Computing: Understanding Emerging Quantum Technology Opportunities

Laureate Fellow, The University of Adelaide

Quantum principles are well-known to have driven research into new forms of computing that exploit quantum effects.  In this talk, we will take a tour through how this has inspired other quantum technologies such as in quantum sensors and quantum materials. Chemical, magnetic, optical, and gravimetric sensing with incredible precision are becoming possibilities. The ability to measure tiny magnetic fields, alone, opens up potential for navigation systems and human brain scanning. We will describe, in an accessible way,  the principle behind some of these technologies and also take a look at how emerging terahertz technology may play a role in some of these areas.

Organized by:
Advanced Computing and Simulation Laboratory (AχL),
Department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering,
Monash University, Australia

in collaboration with

Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering,
The University of Melbourne, Australia

As part of the Quantum Device Research Consortium.

For more information and inquiries, contact


Dr. Kosala Herath (kosala.herath@unimelb.edu.au) - Melbourne University

Ms. Uthpala Ekanayake (uthpala.ekanayake@monash.edu) - Monash University

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