The Theory of Quantum Teleportation

Topic: The Theory of Quantum Teleportation
Speaker: Eamonn Darcy
Abstract:
It is always amazed at how easy it is to explain the theory of Quantum Teleportation! All a student needs to know is the basic tenets of quantum physics and to be familiar with a few of the main quantum gates and then the whole process makes sense. I also like to stress the role played by classical bits which is, of course, the limiting factor. I hasten to add that the practicalities of the process are very complex!
Speaker: Eamonn Darcy
Eamonn has a Master’s Degree in e-Commerce from Murdoch University (2001) winning the prestigious Achievement prize as the student with the highest academic performance of the graduating year. He later went on to lecture at LaTrobe university in e-Marketing and Advanced e-Commerce.

He is an avid cosmologist and an accredited teacher of the Bill Gates Foundation prestigious ‘The Big History Project’ which covers life in the universe from the Big Bang right up to today. The BHP is taught in many schools in the USA and is currently being introduced into the curricula of many schools throughout Australia.

Eamonn has successfully completed 4 university certificates on Quantum Physics and Quantum Computing including the University of Saint Petersburg, Russia.

In August 2018, Eamonn set-up QUECWA -The Quantum Education Centre of West Australia to spread the quantum word, especially to young people. In September 2019, he authored one of the first courses in Australia on Quantum Computing – What makes Quantum Computers so SPECIAL??

Eamonn qualified from the 2020 QISKIT IBM Summer Camp and in September 2020 presented to 600 computer experts from all over Australia at the Australian Computer Society (ACS).

In 2021, Eamonn wrote two pivotal quantum computing courses: “The Magic of Quantum Computing for all ages” and “The Intermediate Principles of Quantum Computing” for the QMunity New York Quantum Start-Up

Eamonn has a son and three grandchildren living in the Swan Valley, West Australia