Explore Quantum Computing Research
Participate in an exploratory interview/survey on quantum computing studies
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Participate in an exploratory interview/survey on quantum computing studies
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I'm inviting academic professionals to contribute valuable insights for a qualitative study aimed at understanding the usability and adoption potential of quantum programming in India.
Pre-Requisite:
Knowledge of Quantum Physics or Quantum Computing
Academic professionals in relevant fields
PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers
Undergraduate and postgraduate final year students
Students preparing for their final year studies
I am currently pursuing a Doctorate in Business Administration at Golden Gate University, San Francisco, USA. I am committed to constructive engagement and fostering future academic collaborations.
Published research works contributing to the field of quantum computing
IJARESM 2024
A detailed comparison of various quantum programming platforms and their applicability in the Indian context.
IJCIC, Jan 2022
Exploring how quantum algorithms can optimize business intelligence and decision-making processes.
ICSCIS-2025
A comprehensive framework for advancing India's position in quantum computing research and application.
Sustainability initiatives including atmospheric water generator prototypes and stevia farming
Led 2×30MW thermal power projects from concept to the whole operation
IT and quality operations across national thermal/hydro projects in Power Sector (NR) and implemented major ISO/OHSAS frameworks
B.Tech & M.Tech in Electronics, Allahabad University (1973)
A general encouragement for attracting academia to quantum computing. This thought-provoking exploration is designed to encourage faculty and students' engagement with quantum studies.
This informal session aims to plant seeds for future collaboration on quantum computing in all universities.
Your interview may be featured in India Today, Amrit Ujala, Hindustan Times, or The Times of India
Selected interviews may be televised
100 survey participants may receive Amazon gift cards or other items
Potential for future academic collaborations in quantum computing