KUARQ Research Group Wins Best Poster Award at QCUF 2024

The KU Advanced Reconfigurable and Quantum (KUARQ) computing research group at EECS, led by Professor Esam El-Araby, has made significant advancements in quantum computing. Their research focuses on practical applications such as dimension reduction, pattern recognition, quantum sorting, and quantum communications. The team has developed optimized versions of the quantum wavelet transform and Grover’s search algorithm, along with efficient methodologies for classical-to-quantum data encoding and quantum-to-classical data decoding. The team also developed multidimensional and multi-feature quantum convolution targeting quantum variational algorithms.

The KUARQ group research work on multidimensional quantum convolutional classification received the Best Poster Award at the Quantum Computing User Forum 2024 at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. This recognition highlights the potential of their research in solving real-life problems and advancing various domains.

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