Belagavi: Quantum computing could significantly enhance the ability to solve complex problems and create opportunities across several sectors, Gyan Yalla, research officer at the Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to Govt of India, said at Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU). Yalla was speaking after inaugurating Qiskit Fall Fest, organised by VTU in association with IBM at Jnana Sangama. “Quantum technology will open up immense opportunities in healthcare, drug discovery, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, climate change and the development of new materials,” he said. VTU vice-chancellor Prof S Vidyashankar urged students to cultivate curiosity and pursue research with determination. Students participated in problem-solving exercises through poster presentations and a hackathon. Several technical sessions were also held, while a report on Quantum Club’s activities was released. VTU Registrar (Evaluation) UJ Ujwal, Dr Harish Bendigeri and VTU Quantum Club student chair Karthik Rao were present.
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