From late June to the end of August I'm self-teaching quantum mechanics, then quantum computing as the thing built on top. Five weeks of physics first (wave functions, observables, entanglement), then five weeks of computing (qubits, gates, algorithms, simulating a molecule). This pairs with my UCL quantum computing for materials & chemistry project.
By September I want to walk into the UCL project with enough vocabulary to participate meaningfully from the start, so I'm working from week one rather than learning the basics on the job.
Books, courses, papers and talks I'm using over the summer.
I drafted this before I started so I'd actually stick to it. The dates are a guide, not a contract; some weeks might overrun.
Posts when I've got something worth writing up - some weeks more than others.
Nothing here yet. This fills up as I work through the plan.