Why collaboration is key to scientific discovery

Feb 11, 2022

Science: The IBM Q System One at the IBM Research Center in Yorktown Heights, U.S. IBM/Handout via REUTERS.

Quantum systems have the potential to help make faster progress in science. Image: IBM/Reuters

Alessandro Curioni

Vice President Europe and Africa and Director, IBM Research Europe

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