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Innovation Execution

Innovation leadership in the quantum and AI era

An invitation-only executive atelier for senior leaders who want to future-proof their organisations at the intersection of quantum, AI and emerging technologies.

Private workshop1–2 days1–4 participantsNear London£7,000

By invitation only

About the course

The experience

Participants step away from the boardroom into a carefully chosen countryside retreat just outside London, for privacy, focus and intellectual depth. Accommodation is in an authentic, characterful setting that encourages reflection, strategic clarity and high-level dialogue.

The training

High-impact, bespoke training from leading quantum and AI experts, alongside specialists in innovation strategy and product leadership. Sessions are interactive, scenario-driven and tailored to the strategic realities of each organisation.

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Full details are shared by invitation only. To express interest, email info@neurossance.com.

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Portrait of Prof Bob Coecke

Prof Bob Coecke

Distinguished Visiting Research Chair, Perimeter Institute. Formerly Professor at Oxford and Chief Scientist at Quantinuum.

A pioneer of diagrammatic reasoning in quantum theory. Bob Coecke spent twenty years at the University of Oxford, where he co-founded and led the Quantum Group, before moving to industry as Chief Scientist at Quantinuum. He continues to supervise students at Oxford and elsewhere, and still teaches at Oxford’s Mathematical Institute.

Career

  1. Relational IntelligenceFounder and CEONow
  2. Perimeter Institute for Theoretical PhysicsDistinguished Visiting Research ChairNow
  3. University of OxfordFellow of Wolfson College; Visiting Fellow, Department of Computer Science and Mathematical InstituteNow
  4. QuantinuumChief Scientist, where he invented Quantum NLP and Compositional Intelligence
  5. University of OxfordProfessor of Quantum Foundations, Logics and Structures, Department of Computer Science20 years

Highlights

  • Pioneered categorical quantum mechanics, the ZX-calculus, DisCoCat and quantum natural language processing
  • Co-founded and led Oxford’s Quantum Group, which grew to 50 members; supervised 70 PhD students
  • Co-author of Picturing Quantum Processes and Quantum in Pictures, and of some 200 research papers
  • A founding father of the QPL and Applied Category Theory communities; founder of the journal Compositionality

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