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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: Quantum Hardware Visualization for Fabricating the F
 uture &\n   Nanoscience Education Using Navajo (Diné Bizaad) Linguistics\
 n   Tags: Quantum Village | Creator Workshop\n   When: Friday\, Aug 7\, 14
 :30 - 16:30 PDT\n   Where: LVCCW Level 1 Hall 2 605 (Quantum Village) - [1
 ]Map\n\n   Description:\n\n   Quantum workforce development requires a gro
 wing familiarity with\n   quantum science vocabulary\, which can be combin
 ed in a powerful way\n   with open source visualization tools like Blender
 . Consequently\, it is\n   possible to display quantum research hardware i
 n three dimensions and\n   provide educational material to describe their 
 properties and\n   functions in virtually any language\, prior to hands-on
  training. One\n   of those languages is Navajo/Navaho (Diné Bizaad)\, sp
 oken primarily\n   in the southwestern United States. Because the Navajo l
 anguage relies\n   heavily on adjectives\, verbs\, and geometry to describ
 e everyday\n   objects and events\, the formation of translated terminolog
 y is highly\n   intuitive and can be used to garner interest in learning I
 ndigenous\n   North American languages while simultaneously exploring mode
 rn topics\n   like nanoscience and quantum computing. Furthermore\, master
 ing Blender\n   for rendering device hardware is a transferable skill set 
 for\n   scientific research publication. \\n\\nThis talk will cover variou
 s\n   modalities\, including quantum spintronics and quantum computing\n  
  systems\, techniques such as silicon lithography and nano-fabrication\,\n
    and how open source technologies such as Blender\, Git\, and a little\n
    bit of ingenuity can help to build these technologies in the open.\n\n 
   SpeakerBio:  Onri Jay Benally\, NSF Fellow\n\n   Hi\, I’m Onri @OJB-Qu
 antum. I'm a Diné (Navaho) tribesman\, 100%\n   Indigenous American\, doi
 ng PhD work on quantum computing chip hardware\n   & beyond-CMOS quantum-a
 djacent memory devices based on advanced\n   spintronics. I advocate for o
 pen source hardware & software\n   technologies. Also\, I create knowledge
  systems through GitHub\n   repositories based on my expertise. My areas o
 f expertise include:\n   electron-beam lithography\, nanodevice engineerin
 g/patterning\, quantum\n   hardware systems engineering\, materials integr
 ation\, process\n   engineering/development\, idea generation\, implementa
 tion\, &\n   demonstration. I'm self-taught in practical electronics\, mat
 hematics\,\n   linguistics\, & scientific computing. My interest is in sus
 tainable\n   quantum hardware engineering\, nanofabrication engineering\, 
 quantum\n   scientific computing\, generative design\, fractal geometry\, 
 &\n   data-driven 3D modeling. I'm a former Quantum Hardware Engineer at I
 BM\n   Research\, Yorktown Heights\, New York. At IBM I advanced the scali
 ng/\n   accuracy of quantum-centeric supercomputing via quantum-limited\n 
   parametric amplifier superconducting materials research for high\n   ban
 dwidth quantum processors. I also generated extensive documentation\n   on
  XLDs Bluefors dilution fridges & highly experimental processes on\n   sup
 erconducting chiplet measurement automation. (This made me the 1st\n   Nat
 ive/ Indigenous American Quantum Hardware Engineer/ Quantum\n   Computing 
 Engineer). I’m currently leading a team of quantum\n   hardware engineer
 s on the integration of nature-inspired designs into\n   quantum processor
  chips & cryogenic magnetic random-access memory made\n   of sustainable m
 etallic spintronic materials\, in my nanofabrication\n   facility (cleanro
 om). I spend a lot of time back & forth between my\n   office & the cleanr
 oom.\n\n   Links:\n       Github - [2]https://github.com/OJB-Quantum\n   '
 \n\n   1. #LVCCW_Level1_Hall2\n   2. https://github.com/OJB-Quantum\n\n\n
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DTSTART:20260807T213000Z
LOCATION:Quantum Village - LVCCW Level 1 Hall 2 605 (Quantum Village)
SUMMARY:Quantum Hardware Visualization for Fabricating the Future & Nanosci
 ence Education Using Navajo (Diné Bizaad) Linguistics 
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