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Ken BrownQuantum computing, with its promise of super-fast data processing, has the potential to rewrite the rules of computing. But all quantum calculations happen at the sub-atomic level and are extremely complex, which raises the possibility of errors. A team of Georgia Tech researchers, including Kenneth Brown, an associate professor in the School of Chemistry and Biochemistry, has demonstrated an error-detection program for quantum computers. Brown and fellow chemistry professor David Sherrill are part of Tech's efforts in recent years to expand its quantum computing research.
