Quantum.Tech USA 2024

April 24, Cryptography Spotlight, Westin, Downtown | April 25-26, 2024, Main conference, Conrad Hotel

Washington D.C.

Jay Lowell

Principal Senior Technical Fellow Boeing

Technology and product development professional skilled in product concept formulation, program development, communications & marketing, team building, personnel development, strategic planning, government procurement strategy, technical / business analysis, and general problem solving, especially cross-disciplinary technical challenges.

Specialties: Systems engineering, software simulations, ultra-cold atom physics, frequency stabilized lasers, ultra-fast laser systems, integrated photonics, compact vacuum systems, navigation systems, imaging and sensing technologies, manufacturing & production system analysis, and electromagnetic effects.

MAIN CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY 2

8:50 AM Perspectives on the US Government’s role in enabling quantum technologies

• What do you think the government should be doing to enable development of quantum technologies?

• What applications of quantum technologies do you foresee in your sector?

• What is your agency doing to identify applications? 

• How does your agency collaborate with other institutions?

11:20 AM Exploring quantum initiatives in the military and defence

  • How can quantum key distribution (QKD) and other quantum encryption methods be integrated into military communication systems to ensure secure and unbreakable channels for sensitive information? 
  • What efforts are being made to develop and adopt quantum-resistant cryptographic standards for military and defense communications to safeguard against future quantum threats? 
  • Can quantum technologies, such as atomic clocks and quantum gyroscopes, improve the precision of navigation and guidance systems for military platforms, including GPS-denied environments? 
  • What advancements in quantum sensors and imaging technologies can enhance situational awareness, reconnaissance, and surveillance capabilities for military applications? 
  • What is the U.S and it’s allies doing to maintain global competitiveness in quantum technologies, including quantum computing, quantum communication, and quantum sensors? 

3:10 PM Lessons learnt from quantum R&D in aerospace and defence

• Integration Challenges: Understanding and addressing the challenges associated with integrating quantum technologies into existing aerospace and defense systems.

• Security Considerations: Recognizing the unique security implications of quantum technologies and implementing measures to safeguard sensitive information.

• Collaborative Approaches: Highlighting the importance of collaborative efforts between industry, academia, and government agencies to pool resources, share expertise, and accelerate advancements.

• Testing and Validation: Emphasizing the need for rigorous testing and validation processes to ensure the reliability and performance of quantum technologies in real-world applications.

Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Jay.

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