
speaker
Dr Dr Regina Finsterhoelzl
Senior R&D Scientist,
Quantinuum / University of Konstanz
Using Defects in Solids for Quantum Computation - The Case of the Nitrogen Vacancy Center
Inside AI & Quantum: What We’re Building – and What We’re Still Figuring Out
Regina Finsterhoelzl is a physicist and software developer
specializing in quantum computing, with expertise in quantum
algorithms, error correction, and software for machine learning. As a
Senior R&D Scientist at Quantinuum, she designs and implements
error-correted and fault-tolerant algorithms for quantum chemistry.
Her academic research at the University of Konstanz and TU Berlin
advanced protocols for quantum information processing, error
correction, the simulation of noisy quantum devices, and the control
of systems of coupled qubits as open quantum systems.
Beyond research, she has advised governmental institutions on quantum
software, led a study on this topic, and developed data analysis and
text mining tools. She also holds a Ph.D. in humanities, with
published work on decolonization after the Second World War.