About Us

By: Elijah Kim, September 2026 This year OpenAI published a 166-page paper claiming its internal AI system solved a version of the Navier–Stokes Millennium Prize Problem. I spent the weekend reading it, and I keep coming back to it. A bit about where I'm coming from. My background spans in Machine Learning and leading RAG/LangChain projects from Microsoft. Plus with my graduate study in Quantum Computing, where my thesis framed the coordination of AI agent teams as a QUBO pro

Washington, D.C. and Kaiserslautern, Germany | September 15, 2026 The Washington Institute for STEM, Entrepreneurship and Research (WISER) and the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), one of the world’s leading artificial intelligence research centers, are pleased to announce a new strategic collaboration focused on advancing research, education, and workforce development at the intersection of artificial intelligence and quantum computing. The partnersh

By: Viraj Dsouza, May 2026 Discovering Quantum Computing My interest in quantum computing can be traced back to a quantum information course that I took during my physics studies. Like many physics students, I was already fascinated by quantum mechanics, but this was the first time I encountered the idea that the same principles could be harnessed for computation. It was my first exposure to the possibility of using quantum systems not only to understand the world around us b