Michal Krelina, Research Scientist, Czech Technical University has agreed to speak on “Quantum Safe in the Military” at IQT Quantum Cybersecurity in New York City, October 25-27.
Dr. Michal Krelina is a research scientist at the Czech Technical University (CTU) in Prague in the Czech Republic. His original background is in high energy theoretical particle and nuclear physics. Michal is a consultant, analyst, and strategist in quantum technology, emphasising security and defence applications. He is also a founder of Quantum Phi, a small quantum technology consulting company. His quantum technology research focuses on mapping quantum technology military applications, exploring quantum technology roles in future conflicts, quantum technology risk and threat assessment, and consulting for different departments of NATO and various defence and law enforcement organisations. He has a PhD in Experimental nuclear physics from the CTU and was a postdoc at the Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria and CCTVal in Valparaiso in Chile and Heidelberg University in Germany.
IQT Quantum Cybersecurity New York October 25-27 is the first international conference and exhibition focused on QUANTUM CYBERSECURITY. Nine vertical topics encompassing more than 40 panels and talks, curated by IQT Research’s Lawrence Gasman, will provide attendees with a deep understanding on the current impact of quantum technology on cybersecurity and how it will evolve. Cybersecurity is of growing importance to business, government, and the intelligence/military in a world of hacking and geopolitical instability. IQT Fall 2022 will be primarily “in person” (limited virtual participation available) to ensure maximum networking and discussion missing from larger hybrid events.
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Sandra K. Helsel, Ph.D. has been researching and reporting on frontier technologies since 1990. She has her Ph.D. from the University of Arizona.