Marcel V. Pfaffhauser

For everyone who is interested in Natural Language Proessing, Quantum and Music Generation, @AminKaramlou @decodoku and myself just released a blogpost about these topics: qisk.it/3NPzlUl

Registration for the Qiskit Hackathon at the #WorldofQUANTUM is now open! Join IBM Quantum researchers and developers in-person, June 27-28 in Munich. Practice your skills and meet new friends in the Qiskit and quantum computing community! Sign up here: qisk.it/WOQ23

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The Qiskit Hackathon at the #WorldofQUANTUM is back! Join us this June in Munich for an immersive competition featuring live engagement, teamwork, and mentorship by IBM Quantum researchers and developers. Registration opens next week: qisk.it/WOQ23

#ICALP2023 #Workshops | July 10th Quantum Computing with Qiskit, and why Classical Algorithms still matter! 👉Organizers: > @aemfaupe | Marcel Pfaffhauser @IBM

We're excited to announce the Qiskit Hackathon Barcelona taking place in person April 1-2! If you’re looking to collaboratively work on quantum computing challenges with both the community and expert mentors, read more and register here: quantumhackbcn.com 1/2

There are lots of potential uses for quantum computers... but what about composing music? Or natural language processing? Researchers are currently exploring these applications on today's hardware using Qiskit. qisk.it/3NPzlUl (1/8)

@decodoku @AminKaramlou @coecke And now the blogpost is also online: qisk.it/3NPzlUl

Qiskit Seminar Series | From quantum picturalism to quantum NLP and quantum AI twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

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QJam Talks starts today! "Playing and creating games to learn Quantum Computation" by Marcel Pfaffhauser (IBM Research in Zurich) at 16:00 (UTC). Zoom link: us02web.zoom.us/j/88343260805?… Details: gitlab.com/qworld/qjam/20… Registration for QJam2021 is ongoing: qworld.net/qjam2021/

"Quantum blur" uses quantum computing to create all-new artwork—and is making the invisible visible. Check out how it works and learn more about a groundbreaking new quantum art exhibit from artist Roman Lipski: qisk.it/2ZWvYGi

We survived the global gamejam, it was awesome! Thanks to marcel pfaffhauser, chris leisi and mike