# Transforming Materials Science Through Quantum Collaboration

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**Created:** [August 20, 2024, 12:36pm UTC](https://community.materialssquare.com/t/transforming-materials-science-through-quantum-collaboration/568 "2024-08-20T12:36:41Z")\
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This article discusses the transformative potential of quantum computing in materials science, particularly in simulating complex molecular systems. Current classical methods struggle with large molecules, but quantum algorithms, though still in development, could outperform them. The article highlights a collaboration between Nord Quantique and OTI Lumionics to create a quantum “Materials Discovery Platform” aimed at enhancing the simulation of OLEDs and semiconductors. This initiative focuses on error-corrected quantum computing, aiming to significantly advance the accuracy and efficiency of material simulations.

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> **[Transforming Materials Science Through Quantum Collaboration | OLED-Info](https://www.oled-info.com/transforming-materials-science-through-quantum-collaboration)**
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> This is a guest post by Anastasiia Pusenkova, Quantum Application Lead at Nord QuantiqueQuantum computing has seen explosive growth in recent years, offering phenomenal potential across multiple industries such as pharmaceuticals, logistics, energy...