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April 16, 2022
Invited speakers:
David Bacon — Google Research
Brian La Cour — University of Texas, Austin, Center for Quantum Research
Ezekiel Johnston-Halperin — Ohio State University; Director, QuSTEAM
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Fall: University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH:Our Universe – 400 Years After Galileo
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Fall: U. Conn. at Storrs: Synchrotron Radiation New Materials Technology
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