"Quantum Computing with Qiskit in Galaxy"
summary
Integrates Qiskit runtime into Galaxy to run hybrid variational algorithms that generate initial protein folds from an amino‑acid sequence, send circuits to IBM hardware (example: Osprey with 433 qubits, Quantum System One at ~15 mK) using sampler primitives and shots, then postprocess and refine outputs with GROMACS molecular dynamics into realistic structures; prototype workflow executes on simulator or the least_busy backend (IBM free tier gives 10 minutes on 127 qubits monthly), tackling combinatorial spaces that reach ~10^75 for 100 amino acids.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Quantum computing & Qiskit intro
- 5:16Quantum hardware basics
- 10:33Qiskit circuits
- 15:53Quantum algorithms for proteins
- 21:51Galaxy project overview
- 26:45Quantum in Galaxy workflows
- 28:28Learning resources
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