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FROM INNOVATION TO<br />
COMMERCIALIZATION<br />
SHARING,<br />
EDUCATING,<br />
INSPIRING<br />
Throughout the summer,<br />
MARTIN LAFOREST continued<br />
to share quantum information<br />
science and technology with young<br />
students and teachers. Almost 500<br />
students participated in quantum<br />
workshops and 155 youth toured<br />
labs at IQC. Laforest inspired<br />
140 teachers through interactive<br />
workshops and lab tours.<br />
He welcomed groups from:<br />
Discovery, the Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE) innovationto-commercialization<br />
conference, offers key players from industry,<br />
academia, government as well as investors, entrepreneurs and<br />
students the opportunity to network, collaborate, pursue partnerships<br />
and create prospects for business growth and commercialization.<br />
Representing IQC at Discovery were faculty member JONATHAN<br />
BAUGH and postdoctoral fellow POL FORN-DIAZ, who met with<br />
Lockheed Martin for a presentation on collaborative projects between<br />
IQC, OCE and Lockheed Martin. Discovery was held in Toronto at the<br />
Metro Toronto Convention Centre May 9-10.<br />
Beijing Normal University<br />
Catalyst<br />
Capstone International<br />
CEMC Computer Science for<br />
Young Women<br />
CEMC Auckland workshop<br />
Christ the King Catholic<br />
Secondary School<br />
IDEAS Summer Program<br />
North Park Secondary School<br />
Ontario Association of Physics<br />
Teachers<br />
PI’s EinStein Plus program<br />
PI’s International Summer<br />
School for Young Physicists<br />
SHAD Valley<br />
Undergraduate students get<br />
hands-on during quantum bootcamp<br />
Exceptional post-secondary students from around the globe travelled<br />
to IQC for the Undergraduate School on Experimental Quantum<br />
Information Processing (USEQIP) from May 30 to June 10. Through<br />
lectures by IQC faculty members and hands-on exploration in IQC’s<br />
experimental facilities, USEQIP students gained a well-rounded<br />
introduction to quantum information science and technology.<br />
More than 75 percent of the 25 USEQIP students accepted an<br />
Undergraduate Research Award (URA) to conduct quantum research<br />
with an IQC faculty member for the rest of the summer.<br />
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