NYU Tandon's Quantum Technologies Minor: First Graduates Share Their Experience
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NYU Tandon's new minor in Quantum Technologies is profiled through the experiences of Michelle Li and Irene Yang, two Applied Physics majors who will be among the first graduates to complete the program. The article explores their motivations for studying quantum technologies, what they learned, and their excitement about the field's potential to revolutionize finance, medicine, cybersecurity, and other industries.
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· 3 pulledWhat brought you to NYU Tandon?
Li and Yang, both Applied Physics majors, discussed what brought them to quantum technologies, what they took out of their studies, and what excites them about the current state of the field.
The minor is aimed at giving students a quick introduction to an emerging technology that is poised to revolutionize finance, medicine, cybersecurity, and many other fields.
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