What a week at #APS26!

Great to see the progress in quantum, as systems scale and performance improves across all platforms ⚛️💫

We really enjoyed our time at the booth, with many interesting conversations with colleagues, old & new. Excited to see you all again in Atlanta 🥳

#QuantumComputing

Almost halfway through the @apsphysics.bsky.social Global Physics Summit already!🌎

Don’t forget we have 3 talks tomorrow: www.qruise.com/aps26 💫

And we’ll be at booth 1704 all week – drop by for a live demo of our AI assisted bring-up or just to chat! 👋

#APS26 #QuantumComputing #MagneticResonance

We’re at the APS Global Physics Summit 🌎

If you’re keen to hear about “Differentiable digital twins for optimisation of quantum computers”, check out our talk on QruiseML

📅 March 19
⏰ 2:36-2:48PM
📍 Convention Center, Mile High Ballroom 4C
⚡️ shorturl.at/W8Cmv

#APS26 #DigitalTwins #QuantumComputing

Just over one week until the @apsphysics.bsky.social #GlobalPhysicsSummit! 🌎🥳

Curious how we’re streamlining QPU calibration? Join our talk, “Automated bring-up of multi-platform QPUs with QruiseOS” ⚛️

📅 Thu 19th
⏱️ 10:36 – 10:48AM
⚡️ shorturl.at/TRjYU

#APS26 #QuantumComputing

The first flowers are in bloom, and the Qruise team has been busy with spring cleaning ahead of the @apsphysics.bsky.social Global Physics Summit 🌷☀️

If you’re at #APS26 next week, drop by Booth 1704 to try these new features, or check out the release notes now: shorturl.at/aOKv9

#QuantumComputing

Qruise isn’t only about quantum computing! To learn about our work in MRI, join us at APS for our talk “Application of Optimal Control Theory in Spectral–Spatial RF Pulse Design” 🧲⚡️

📅 Thursday 19th March
⏰ 5:54 – 6:06PM
📍 Convention Center, Bluebird 3G
⚡️ shorturl.at/kMl4v

#APS26 #HyperpolarisedMRI

Heading to APS Global Physics Summit?🧑‍🔬 This year we have four talks and a booth. Save our first talk now:

📣 Digital Twin based optimisation of Rydberg Atom QPUs
📅 Tues 17 March
⏰ 8:36–8:48AM
📍 Convention Center, Meeting Room 708/710
⚡️ shorturl.at/qzYyH

#APS26 #GlobalPhysicsSummit #QuantumComputing