Quantum Computing for Computational Chemistry (QC3)
The Quantum Computing for Computational Chemistry program (QC3) aims to use quantum computing to significantly advance energy innovation, particularly in computational chemistry and materials science. It seeks to create scalable quantum computing methods that are exponentially faster than current classical computing methods, potentially increasing speed, accuracy, or problem size by 100 times.…
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