Miami University and Cleveland Clinic have partnered to create Ohio's first specialized education programs in quantum computing.
The partnership aims to position Ohio as a global leader in the field while preparing students to use quantum computing to advance healthcare, technology and business, according to a Jan. 15 news release.
Key initiatives from the partnership include:
- Specialized degree programs: Bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs will train students in quantum computing with a focus on real-world applications in healthcare and life sciences.
- Cleveland Innovation District presence: Miami University will open a facility near Cleveland Clinic's main campus in Cleveland, allowing students to intern and collaborate within the district, a hub for job creation and research.
- Healthcare integration: Cleveland Clinic's IBM Quantum System One, the world's first quantum computer dedicated to healthcare research, will offer students hands-on learning opportunities.
- Workforce development: Internships and microcredential programs will help students transition into careers in quantum computing and healthcare innovation.