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Read more →3rd Year Stratford student's Quantum Computing project accepted for 2020 BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition
Congratulations to Ayush Tambde in 3rd Year who found out on Wednesday, 23rd October that his project - "Adapting a Neural Network to efficiently run on a Quantum Circuit" - has been accepted for the 2020 BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition, starting 8th January.
The aim of my project is to create a simple Neural Network (a perceptron) and adapt it to take advantage of quantum effects, so that it can determine yes/no answers to simple yes/no inputs.
Ayush Tambde (3rd Year)
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