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Professor Jay Gupta's appearance clarifies fundamental distinctions between classical bits and superposition-based qubits while highlighting practical applications like quantum sensing for radiation detection. The discussion underscores Ohio State's interdisciplinary efforts to cultivate a skilled workforce capable of advancing the quantum industry beyond theoretical computation.

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Ohio State’s Jay Gupta explains quantum computing on public radio

Quantum ZeitgeistAugust 19, 20261 min read

Professor Jay Gupta, of Ohio State, explained quantum computing fundamentals on WOSU’s All Sides, detailing how qubits differ from classical bits.

On August 11, Ohio State Professor Jay Gupta appeared on WOSU’s All Sides to discuss the expanding field of quantum information science and the university’s contributions to…

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