Cleveland Clinic partnership aims to train quantum computing experts

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.

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