Events

QIP 2004 is the seventh workshop on quantum computing, quantum cryptography and quantum information theory. The QIP Workshop is co-hosted by the Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) and the Perimeter Institute. The workshop will consist of various invited speakers, open sessions, a poster session and an entertaining banquet.

All of the sessions will be at the Centre for International Governance and Innovation (CIGI). 

The Coherent Spintronics workshop is a two-day conference with David Cory's Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) research group at the Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC).

The workshop will focus on developments and existing technologies for the coherent control of quantum systems – a major hurdle to be overcome before practical quantum computers can be built. Topics will include heat bath algorithmic cooling, superconducting flux qubits, quantum error models and recent innovations in nanotechnology.

Jonathan Baugh, Frank Wilhelm and Raymond Laflamme of the Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researcher David Cory will host a two-day workshop on Coherent Spintronics on January 10-11, 2008 at IQC.

The Institute for Quantum Computing and the Fields Institute for Mathematical Research are holding the Mathematics in Experimental Quantum information Processing workshop. It aims to bring together mathematicians and experimental quantum information researchers to encourage academic collaborations. 

For cross-fertilization between communities working on superconducting systems and electron spins

The Winter School is a one-day event designed to bring together students, postdocs, and faculty for introductory lectures on the DMRG method in the physical sciences, taught by international experts.  The school will also include talks highlighting a cross-section of modern DMRG related research.

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This mini-workshop brings together a small group of researchers and students working actively on the general non-classicality of correlations. The aim is that of sharing the latest developments and ideas in this area of research, spurring discussions, strengthening existing collaborations, and establishing new ones.

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