About The Founder
Lead Researcher at Qubitalent S.L.U.
Francisco Costa Cano
Founder & Lead Researcher
Francisco Costa Cano is a passionate researcher in quantum computing, specializing in quantum error correction and algebraic quantum circuit notation. With a strong background in mathematics and computer science
His research focuses on developing scalable control systems for quantum computers and creating innovative algebraic representations for quantum circuits that enable powerful optimizations and clearer algorithm design.
Academic & Professional Journey
A timeline of key milestones in quantum computing research and education.
Established Qubitalent S.L.U. as a research-focused company dedicated to advancing quantum computing through innovative approaches to error correction and circuit notation.
Began teaching quantum computing courses at Universidad Internacional de La Rioja (UNIR), training the next generation of quantum computing professionals.
Completed a Master's degree in Quantum Computing at Universidad Internacional de La Rioja (UNIR), specializing in quantum algorithms, error correction, and theoretical foundations of quantum computing.
Focused on learning scalable quantum error correction and fast decoders for fault-tolerant quantum computing.
Built a strong mathematical foundations in quantum mechanics, linear algebra and computational complexity theory essential for quantum computing research.
Research Philosophy
Bridging theoretical quantum mechanics with practical quantum computing applications.
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Mathematical Rigor
Grounding all research in solid mathematical foundations, ensuring that theoretical advances can be practically implemented and verified.
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Innovation Focus
Pursuing breakthrough solutions rather than incremental improvements, targeting the fundamental challenges that limit quantum computing today.
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Educational Impact
Committed to training new generations of quantum computing researchers through university partnerships and knowledge sharing.
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