As a physicist leading research at Capgemini’s Quantum Lab, Camille specialises in applying physics to real-world problems, particularly in the realm of quantum computing. His work focuses on finding applications in optimisation with neutral atoms quantum computers, aiming to accelerate the use of near-term quantum computers. Camille’s background in econophysics research at a Dutch bank has taught him the value of applying physics in various contexts. He uses metaphors and interactive demonstrations to help non-physicists understand complex scientific concepts. Camille’s ultimate goal is to make quantum computing accessible to the general public.