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Niels Neumann MSc Niels Neumann MSc is a scientist at TNO. He works on (near term) applications of quantum computers and quantum networks. He studied mathematics and physics.
Dr. Frank Phillipson Dr. Frank Phillipson is senior scientist at TNO. He leads the project team within TNO that studies applications and algorithms for near future use on quantum computers and quantum simulators. He studied econometrics and mathematics and has a PhD in applied mathematics.
Ir. Richard Versluis Ir. Richard Versluis is principal systems engineer and lead scientist quantum technology at TNO. He is the system architect of Quantum Inspire, an online open access quantum computing platform.
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Neumann, N., Phillipson, F. & Versluis, R. Machine learning in the quantum era. Digitale Welt 3, 24–29 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s42354-019-0164-0
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