Dr. Kenneth Brown, the speaker of this seminar clearly says
in his abstract “Quantum computers promise to revolutionize scientific
computing, but the construction of these devices remains a daunting challenge”.
The way that he describes his work towards building reliable quantum computers
from trapped ions is that he spends most of his time studying and working with
ion traps such as electrode traps and mirror traps and other types different
types of ions figuring out how the properties of them work. Some of the recent
efforts to use the technology of quantum information for molecular spectrometry
and chemical analysis are the creation of the coldest molecular ion, which was
a great accomplishment within his work space. Some of the basic discussions of
quantum information that he talked about were how the common and very useful
navigation systems would not be about without this quantum mechanics that he
speaks of. Dr. Brown makes quantum chemistry a very convincing field to work in.
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