The Future of Energy Storage in Quantum Devices | TU Delft Quantum researchers highlighted
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Video over de toekomst van energieopslag in kwantumapparatuur met focus op quantumbatterijen.
Join Miriam Blaauboer, a theoretical physicist from the Quantum Nanoscience Department at TU Delft, as she shares her vision on the future of quantum devices and her love for teaching. In this video, Miriam Blaauboer discusses quantum computers and the intricacies of energy storage in quantum devices. Discover the potential of quantum batteries for reducing the energy footprint of quantum devices. Find out how these tiny devices could tackle challenges for which we so far do not have an efficient way solving. She also shares her love for passing on scientific discoveries to students. Timestamps 00:00:00 Meet Miriam Blaauboer: Associate Professor of Theoretical Physics at TU Delft 00:00:18 Understanding the building blocks of quantum computers 00:00:43 Fuel for quantum devices 00:01:08 Future realisation of quantum devices 00:01:30 Sharing scientific discoveries with students More information - More about this research: https://edu.nl/x87en - More about Miriam Blaauboer: https://edu.nl/4tcvk - More about Digital Society research at TU Delft: https://edu.nl/qdgkd - More about the Faculty Applied Sciences at TU Delft: https://edu.nl/pq3kc Social Media Channels of TU Delft - Instagram: https://edu.nl/upny4 - LinkedIn: https://edu.nl/cb3y8 - X: https://edu.nl/drfmj - Facebook: https://edu.nl/nkvhj
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