He has focus on quantum computing, randomised numerical linear algebra and machine learning.
Quantum machine learning - new hope for quantum chemistry
Machine learning has changed our approach to problems in many areas, ranging from science to engineering.
In particular, as a supporting technology it can be helpful in many other areas of research and development.
One such area is quantum computing, a new computational paradigm, which is recently maturing and becoming available to a wider audience.
In his talk Mr. Wossnig will present how machine learning, when paired with quantum computing might allow in the next few years to tackle quantum chemistry problems which are out of reach for classical computation.
A breakthrough in this area would enable new discoveries in drug discovery, battery design and for catalysis - all areas with a huge economical or environmental impact.
