Miami University in Oxford, Ohio and the Cleveland Clinic have announced a partnership to establish Ohio’s first specialized degree programs in quantum computing, positioning the state as a global leader in this transformative field. The collaboration will create bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs focused on quantum computing applications in healthcare and life sciences, leveraging Cleveland Clinic’s IBM Quantum System One, the world’s first quantum computer dedicated to healthcare research.
The partnership will integrate Miami University’s academic expertise with Cleveland Clinic’s biomedical research capabilities, fostering innovation and workforce development. Miami will establish a physical presence in the Cleveland Innovation District, providing students with internship opportunities and pathways to careers in quantum computing and healthcare.
Key initiatives include:
- Development of specialized degree programs and microcredentials in quantum computing.
- On-site internships and research collaborations within the Cleveland Innovation District.
- Cross-disciplinary training in quantum computing, biomedical engineering, and life sciences.
This collaboration aims to attract and retain top talent, accelerate research, and drive economic growth in Ohio, while advancing quantum computing applications in healthcare.
For more information, visit Miami University’s press release here.
January 16, 2025
