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Quantum computing Coverage

The next 10 years will bring significant advances in curing disease, improving crop yields and personalizing medicine.  All of these are driven by our capability to analyze data sets at unprecedented scale.

Tom Snyder: Data automation promises big advances in the next decade

Davis Clarke was one of 500 people chosen to study quantum computing.

<p>AUDIOLOGIST &gt;&gt; SO THIS STORY IS PRETTY COOL. A STUDENT AT MIDDLE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL IN APEX IS ALREADY FINISHED HIS SENIOR YEAR CLASSES AND NOW HE HAS HIS CHOICE OF COLLEGE IS HE'S ALREADY EARNED A TITLE FOR WORKING WITH THE FASTEST COMPUTERS IN THE WORLD. &gt;&gt; WRAL'S KEN SMITH SHOWS US JUST HOW BRIGHT THE STUDENT'S FUTURE IS. &gt;&gt; 500 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS HAVE EARNED THE TITLE OF CHRIS GET ADVOCATES RECRUITED TO TACKLE THE SIGNS OF QUANTUM COMPUTING DAVIS. CLARK IS ONE OF ONLY 37 CHOSEN FOR THE 2023 CLASS AND ONE OF ONLY 10 RESEARCHERS, HIS AGE SELECTED FOR THE PROGRAM. HIS INTEREST BEGAN EARLY AND I THIN COATING ALL THROUGHOUT MY LIFE. I'VE BEEN INVOLVED IN STEM OLDER MY LIFE. &gt;&gt; PARK WAS HIRED BY THE DUKE, WON HIM SOONER WITH ACCESS TO THEIR RESEARCH LAB. IT FED HIS INTEREST IN CUBA. IT'S A BINARY SYSTEM OF ONES AND ZEROS AND USING THEM FOR REAL WORLD SIMULATIONS. &gt;&gt; YOU CAN GET. &gt;&gt; REALLY INTO PHYSICAL SIMULATIONS. THAT WOULD TAKE MANY THOUSANDS OF YEARS WITH EVEN OUR LARGEST SUPER COMPUTING CLUSTERS. &gt;&gt; THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS ARE FAR-REACHING, BASICALLY BETTER ENGINEERING OF ANYTHING FROM CARS TO PLANES. THE LIKES OF FLUID SIMULATIONS. ENGINEERING VOTES. HE'S ALSO INTERESTED IN SIMULATED MATERIALS TO HELP THE ENVIRONMENT. &gt;&gt; CHRIS KIDD IS OPEN SOURCE AND AVAILABLE TO ANYONE CAN TACKLE THE SIGNS FROM HOME OR ANYWHERE. EVERYTHING THAT I DO I CAN DO FOR MY LAPTOP. BUT IT'S THE CONNECTIONS WITH SCIENTISTS IN THE FIELD, WHICH FOR HIM IS THE GREATEST BENEFIT. &gt;&gt; AND THAT HAS BEEN MORE MONUMENTAL FOR ME IN TERMS OF CONNECTING WITH PEOPLE WHO ARE INTERESTED IN SOME OF THE THINGS THAT I HAD BEEN ANYTHING</p>

NC student among youngest chosen as Qiskit Advocate to study quantum computing

NC student among youngest chosen as “Qiskit Advocate” to study quantum computing

Davis Clarke, a senior at Middle Creek High School, is one of only 37 chosen for the 2023 class and one of 10 researchers his age selected for the program.

Teen prodigy working with quantum computers, making interpersonal connections at Duke lab

Davis Clarke, a senior at Middle Creek High School, is one of only 37 chosen for the 2023 class and one of 10 researchers his age selected for the program. 

Quantum computing Coverage

Tom Snyder: Data automation promises big advances in the next decade

NC student among youngest chosen as Qiskit Advocate to study quantum computing

Teen prodigy working with quantum computers, making interpersonal connections at Duke lab

Teen prodigy among youngest chosen as quantum computing advocate