Xatoms' Diana Virgovicova spoke to BetaKit about how her company is looking to use quantum chemistry and AI to clean the world’s most critical natural resource.
It’s not a bullet point that appears many resumes, let alone one belonging to a teenager: “Utilized quantum computing to discover a molecule that could revolutionize water treatment.”But that’s exactly what Diana Virgovicova accomplished at age 17 wh
It’s not a bullet point that appears many resumes, let alone one belonging to a teenager: “Utilized quantum computing to discover a molecule that could revolutionize water treatment.” But that’s exactly what Diana Virgovicova accomplished at age 17 when she modelled a molecule that can eliminate pollutants from water when exposed to sunlight.
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Alexandra Tavasoli studies carbon dioxide removal implementation strategies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She holds degrees in chemical and materials engineering from the University of Toronto.