What’s Good Norfolk? Holy Trinity Student Presents Quantum Research at International Conference in Denmark
Naren Tummala presented a quantum computing paper using IBM's Qiskit simulations, and he was the only participant selected from India.
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What’s Good Norfolk? Holy Trinity student presents quantum research at international conference in Denmark
A Simcoe high school student is proving that age is no barrier to cutting-edge research. Amitav Krishna, who will begin Grade 11 this fall at Holy Trinity Catholic High School, recently presented his quantum computing research at the 2026 IEEE International Conference on Quantum Control, Computing, and Learning (qCCL) in Aalborg, Denmark. His trip was made possible by an $8,400 grant from Emergent Ventures, a global fellowship program that suppo…
Vijayawada student presents research paper on quantum computing at King’s College in U.K.
As the only participant selected from India, the Class XII student of Bloomingdale International School presented his work on one of the key challenges in quantum computing and quantum noise, and explained how quantum error-correcting codes can improve the reliability and scalability of future quantum computers
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