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SUMMARY:ECE Seminar Series - Kanad Basu
DESCRIPTION:From Reliability to Security: Building Trustworthy Quantum Co
 mputing Systems\n\n \n\nAbstract: \n\nQuantum computers are highly sensit
 ive to noise\, resource limitations\, crosstalk\, and imperfect control. 
 These hardware-level challenges can degrade computational reliability and
 \, particularly in shared quantum systems\, introduce new security vulner
 abilities. In this talk\, we will explore techniques for building more re
 liable\, secure\, and verifiable quantum computing systems under these pr
 actical constraints. We will first discuss resource-aware execution and s
 calable quantum error-correction techniques for improving the reliability
  of quantum computation on resource-constrained hardware. We will then ex
 amine emerging security threats that exploit some of the same physical ch
 aracteristics of quantum systems\, including crosstalk and malicious mani
 pulation of qubit states. Although reliability failures and security atta
 cks have different origins\, both can cause an executed computation to de
 viate from its intended behavior. This observation motivates the need for
  verification across the quantum computing stack. We will discuss techniq
 ues for determining whether computational intent is preserved across diff
 erent system layers\, including circuit equivalence checking\, quantum co
 mpiler testing\, electromagnetic interaction analysis\, and control-level
  verification. Finally\, we will highlight open challenges and future res
 earch directions toward trustworthy quantum computing systems.\n\n \n\nBi
 o: \n\nKanad Basu is an Associate Professor in the Department of Electric
 al\, Computer\, and Systems Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institu
 te (RPI)\, where he directs the Trustworthy and Intelligent Embedded Syst
 ems (TIES) Laboratory. Prior to joining RPI\, he held academic positions 
 at the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) and New York University (NYU).
  He received his Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from the University of Flo
 rida and has held positions at several leading semiconductor companies\,
LOCATION:Gore Hall\, 103\, Newark\, DE\, United States
URL:https://events.udel.edu/event/ece-seminar-series-kanad-basu
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