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=== Dr. Peter C. Mason ===

=== Dr. Peter C. Mason ===

'''Director, Quantum Sensors Challenge Program, National Research Council ''' <br>

'''Director, The Internet of Things: Quantum Sensors Challenge Program, National Research Council ''' <br>

Born and raised in Nova Scotia,  Dr. Mason completed a bachelors degree in mathematics at Mount Allison University in 1990, gathering medals for the top graduate in both math and physics, and intramural athletics, before moving to Guyana to do volunteer work installing emergency backup electrical systems in remote communities.  After doing a masters degree at McMaster University, he spent a year travelling and volunteering in Indonesia then returned to McMaster to complete his PhD in physics.

Born and raised in Nova Scotia,  Dr. Mason completed a bachelors degree in mathematics at Mount Allison University in 1990, gathering medals for the top graduate in both math and physics, and intramural athletics, before moving to Guyana to do volunteer work installing emergency backup electrical systems in remote communities.  After doing a masters degree at McMaster University, he spent a year travelling and volunteering in Indonesia then returned to McMaster to complete his PhD in physics.

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=== Alireza Yazdi ===

=== Alireza Yazdi ===

'''Founder and CEO at Anyon Systems Inc.'''  

'''Founder and CEO at Anyon Systems Inc.''' <br>

Alireza Yazdi is the founder and CEO of Anyon Systems. Alireza specializes in high performance computing and superconducting quantum information. Prior to founding Anyon Systems, Alireza was a postdoctoral  researcher at McGill University and RWTH Aachen where he worked on massively parallel simulation and modeling of multi-physics and multiscale phenomena in aero-engine combustion. His research on quantum chemistry led  him to quantum computing in 2012. He finally founded Anyon Systems in 2014 with the goal of developing and commercializing  quantum computing platforms. In 2020, Anyon Systems secured its first order from the Government of Canada to deliver its Yukon generation quantum computer to Defence Research and Development Canada.

Alireza Yazdi is the founder and CEO of Anyon Systems. Alireza specializes in high performance computing and superconducting quantum information. Prior to founding Anyon Systems, Alireza was a postdoctoral  researcher at McGill University and RWTH Aachen where he worked on massively parallel simulation and modeling of multi-physics and multiscale phenomena in aero-engine combustion. His research on quantum chemistry led  him to quantum computing in 2012. He finally founded Anyon Systems in 2014 with the goal of developing and commercializing  quantum computing platforms. In 2020, Anyon Systems secured its first order from the Government of Canada to deliver its Yukon generation quantum computer to Defence Research and Development Canada.

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Alireza received his PhD in Mechanical Engineering from McGill University where he is also an Adjunct-Professor.

Alireza received his PhD in Mechanical Engineering from McGill University where he is also an Adjunct-Professor.

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=== Michele Mosca ===

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'''Co-Founder and Professor, Institute for Quantum Computing, University of Waterloo''' <br>

'''CEO, President and Co-Founder of softwareQ Inc''' <br>

Dr. Mosca is a founder of the Institute for Quantum Computing, Professor in the Department of Combinatorics & Optimization at the University of Waterloo, and a founding member of the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics.

Dr. VLAD GHEORGHIU is the CEO, President and co-founder of softwareQ Inc., a

He is globally recognized for his drive to help academia, industry and government prepare our cyber systems to be safe in an era with quantum computers. He co-founded evolutionQ Inc. to provide services and products that enable organizations to evolve their quantum-vulnerable systems and practices to quantum-safe ones. He was a founder of the ETSI-IQC workshop series in Quantum-Safe Cryptography. He co-founded softwareQ Inc. to help organizations benefit from the power of quantum computers.

Canada. Vlad is also a senior researcher at the Institute for Quantum

Computing at the University of Waterloo, ON Canada, working on quantum

information and computation. He collaborates as well on quantum risk

assessment with evolutionQ Inc., ON Canada.

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He worked on cryptography during his BMath (Waterloo) and MSc (Oxford) and obtained his Doctorate (Oxford) on Quantum Computer Algorithms.

Program and a member of the European Telecommunications Standards Institute

(ETSI) Quantum-Safe Cryptography Standardization Group.

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His research interests include quantum computation and cryptographic tools designed to be safe against quantum technologies.

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His current research interests lie in quantum software and quantum

architectures, quantum-resistant cryptography, quantum error correction,

quantum algorithms, entanglement theory, as well as applications of machine

'''CEO, President and Co-Founder of softwareQ Inc'''

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=== Ghislain Lefebvre ===

=== Ghislain Lefebvre ===

'''Partnership development manager, Université de Sherbrooke''' <br>

'''Partnership development manager, Université de Sherbrooke''' <br>