The Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) now offers two different Quantum Innovators workshops to bring together the most promising young postdoctoral fellows.
Since its conception a decade ago, interest in Quantum Illumination, a form of long-range quantum sensing, has grown steadily. Motivated by applications in defence, quantum communications and other areas, interest has now spread from academia to industry and government. The goal of the IQC Workshop on Quantum Illumination is to bring together a wide range of participants from these various domains to discuss the state of the art in laboratory research, the range of possible applications, and paths toward those applications.
Quantum computing for quantum chemistry
Location: QNC 0101
Making rigorous photon-number cutoff for optical detection setups
Location: RAC 2009
Non-Abelian transport distinguishes three usually equivalent notions of entropy production
Location: QNC 1201
Development and Electronic Characterization of Graphene-Based Hall Effect Devices
Location: C2-361
Quantum Polynomial Hierarchies
Location: QNC 1201
Simulating the Anisotropic XY-model on a Trapped Ion Quantum Simulator
Location: QNC 1201
Efficient Circuit-Based Quantum State Tomography via Sparse Entry Optimization
Location: QNC 1201 and Online on Zoom
Quantum sensing of light with sub-wavelength resolution