QUANTUM INDUSTRY: A GAZE INTO THE FUTURE

We, 6 November

13:40 - 15:10

Conference Hall 2
(Pavilion 7)

Future of Technology

Panel Discussion

Opinion

Rosatom State Corporation

Over the past 30 years, the world of technology has changed dramatically, and the pace of new developments has increased exponentially. We hear about new inventions and discoveries literally every day. It is hard to imagine the transformations of the next 30 years, and quantum computing is one of the reasons for this. Clearly, the level of its integration into everyday life will be immense. Quantum computers will lead to the creation of new materials and medicines, while quantum sensors will enable precise monitoring of environmental parameters. New industries based on quantum technologies may emerge, potentially leading to a new economic order. But what role will humans play in this transformation?

Questions for discussion

What needs to be done today for the quantum industry to emerge tomorrow?
How will quantum technologies impact/change people’s lives?
What will happen once a quantum computer with a power of 1 million qubits is created?

Moderators

Ruslan Yusufov

Advisor to the CEO of Rosatom State Corporation

Speakers

Kirill Lakhmanskiy

CEO, Sovtechprom

Yulia Sukhoroslova

CEO, Nanotronika, Group of Companies “Element”

Valeria Kasamara

Rector of the University of Future Technologies

Sergey Slyusarenko

science fiction writer, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Nuclear Physics at BSU

Alexey Semikhatov

Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Head of the Laboratory of the Theory of Fundamental Interactions at the Lebedev Physical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, science popularizer, TV host

Maksim Ostras

CEO, Russian Quantum Center

Pavlos Lagoudakis

Head of the Skoltech Laboratory of Hybrid Photonics, Director of the Skoltech Photonics Center, Senior Vice President for Basic Research at Skoltech