QUROPE Quantum Information Processing and Communication in Europe

The Heraeus –Seminar ‘Condensates of light’ will take place January 14 - 17, 2018 at the Physikzentrum Bad Honnef, Germany.

With an excellent list of speakers, the workshop makes a prime opportunity for researchers at all levels and ages to learn about the current status of the field and discuss.

Recent technological advances have spurred on the study of topological phenomena in engineered bosonic systems. Examples of such systems include cold-atoms in optical lattices, integrated photonics, exciton-polariton systems, as well as coupled mechanical structures.

Registration for the 14th Central European Quantum Information Processing Workshop is now open.

CEQIP is traditionally focused on current challenges and paradigms of mathematical and computational aspects of emerging quantum technologies. This year's edition will take place on May 31st - June 3rd, 2017, at the Smolenice castle, Slovakia.

Invited speakers:
Antonio Acin
Caslav Brukner
Sergey N. Filippov
Otfried Gühne
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Dear colleagues,

we would like to remind you that the registration for the workshop

“Entangle This: tensor networks and gravity”

 to take place at IFT & ICMAT (Madrid) from May 8 to May 10, 2017 will remain open until April 15.

Topics

• Dissipative quantum systems
• Quantum simulation
• Rydberg atoms
• Nitrogen-Vacancy centers

Invited Speakers

• Nir Bar-Gill (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
• Hans Peter Büchler (University of Stuttgart)
• Michael Fleischhauer (University of Kaiserslautern)
• Christian Groß (MPQ)
• Klemens Hammerer (Leibniz University Hannover)
• Mikhail Lemeshko (IST Austria)

Nonequilibrium Phenomena in Quantum Systems Workshop, December 17 – 21, 2016, Krvavec, Slovenia.
Nonequilibrium Quantum dynamics plays a major role in Quantum technology. Understanding of such dynamics in real world systems presents a challenge to experimentalists and theory alike. This workshop intends to bring together scientists working in the field of:

Quantum information science began about 30 years ago as the union of two of the biggest scientific developments of the last century, quantum mechanics and computer science. The original motivation was to understand the new possibilities offered by quantum mechanics to information processing and computation.