If you want challenging work, to change the world (and build a quantum computer wot your ma would be proud of) take @kajsaeriksqvist's #amazing advice and apply to join us!
How incredibly exciting it is to be working at OQC at the moment, with so many talented new people joining that are bringing their own expertise in a range of technology and engineering to the world of quantum! Welcome Richard, excited to learn from you :)
We’re very excited to #welcome Richard Pearson to our team! As Lead Project Manager, Richard will be responsible for the timely delivery of some of our largest projects, including our two recent ISCF grants.
Check our careers page 👉 https://t.co/i9SLE2AbiZ
Toptip: Buy your nephew a #Roarsome birthday present and you might just get one back! Perfect excuse (if one was needed) to have this little fella by my side for the rest of lockdown..
The 2020s will go down in history as the decade we all leart just how much further you can shove a stick up your nose when someone with authority tells you to
"Quantum computing allows us to think about and understand mother nature herself, how she operates." @IlanaWisby chills! Building a better, quantum-enabled future together means considering ethics of our powerful tech - excited for this doc and the conversations it will bolster!
🚨We told you we had big plans for 2021 and to kick it off we’re pleased to launch our #YouTube channel and first mini doc: “Quantum Ethics | A Call to Action.”
The full piece is launching at the end of January, but you can enjoy a sneak peek👇 #QCethics
https://t.co/zGBxPZapqd
The two stages of math problem solving, or why math is so depressing:
1. This problem is so hard, I don't even know where to start. I must be stupid.
2. The solution was so obvious I can't believe I spent so much time without seeing it. I must be stupid.
The days I stand in the bath and blindly shave my own head like a scene from a budget Jason Bourne movie are my favourite moments in this new dystopian reality we find ourselves in