Tour 5: Quantum Computer Development Lab – Quantum Brilliance

Quantum Computer Development Lab at Quantum Brilliance 

Description: Come and join us at Quantum Brilliance, where physicists, engineers, and software developers work side by side to create and control quantum bits inside diamonds, integrate them with specialised electronics, and deliver robust, compact, and practical quantum computers to customers around the world. You’ll see how research can be translated into commercial technology, learn how our diverse team is shaping the future of computing, right here in Canberra, and imagine where you might fit in one day! 

Tour themes: Quantum computing, R&D, manufacturing, technology commericalisation 

Accessibility & Safety: 

• Closed toe shoes are required. 
• Attendees will need to stand for the duration of the tour. Limited lab chairs available for sitting down if needed. 
• Partial wheelchair access due to cables and narrow spaces for turning. Advance notice is required to make tour adjustments. Please contact the event organiser. 
• Prams to be left outside the lab. 
• 1:1 adult supervision for younger children 

If you require accessibility accommodations, a visitor Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan, or if you have a pacemaker, please inform the event organiser alina.bryleva@anu.edu.au.  

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