Prof Angelakis has been leading quantum computing research teams in the UK, Singapore and Greece for the last 20 years. He is known for his work in analog quantum computation and simulation as well as in developing efficient quantum algorithms that can be implemented with near term quantum computers for different applications. Awards he has received include the 2018 Google Quantum Innovation Award and the Valerie Myerscough Award from University of London as well as the best PhD thesis award from the Institute of Physics UK. He has recently founded AngelQ Quantum Computing which builds qubit efficient quantum software for industrial use cases in finance, market research, aviation, energy management and route optimization.