Miami University was awarded $7 million to create a quantum computing workforce as a part of Ohio's two-year state operating budget. The funds will assist in establishing the Ohio Institute for Quantum Computing Research, Talent, and Commercialization.
The institute, a partnership between Miami and Cleveland Clinic, will focus on workforce development, research and commercialization and will be accessible to all Ohio higher education institutions. By connecting industry needs with academic expertise and hands-on training, the institute will produce a future-ready workforce with graduates who are prepared to contribute from day one of employment and will advance innovations that benefit Ohio and beyond.
"This groundbreaking partnership between Miami and Cleveland Clinic gives Ohio a competitive advantage in attracting top talent and investment, supporting advanced research, and retaining skilled graduates," said Miami President Gregory Crawford said. "By giving our students the right tools to succeed, we will ensure Ohio develops a workforce ready to lead in quantum innovation."
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