In this conversation led by Dr. Kaden Hazzard, this session will explore the worldview presented by quantum physics that seemingly contradicts self-evident truths, for example, that objects have a well-defined position. Such preposterous implications were directly demonstrated by the experiments that were awarded the 2022 Nobel Prize in physics. This session will cover these experiments, the radically different picture they give of our world, and how physicists now use these quantum effects to create technology such as quantum computers.

Agenda:

• 5:00 – 5:45 PM | Conversation with Dr. Kaden Hazzard
• 5:45 PM | Networking @ Second Draught

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