For years, quantum computing was seen as a breakthrough perpetually just out of reach. That perception is beginning to shift. Scientists are now combining quantum and classical systems to address problems that become prohibitively complex at scale, especially in molecular modeling, chemistry, materials science, and energy. This session will explore what has enabled recent progress, what quantum computing can deliver today, and how the gap between long‑term promise and practical impact is starting to narrow. 

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