'Quantum engineering of states and devices: theory and experiments', Obergurgl, Austria
6 June 2010 - 6 June 2010
Austria
A six-day conference on 'Quantum engineering of states and devices: theory and experiments' will be held in Obergurgl, Austria from 5 to 10 June 2010.
Recent results on the theory and experiments concerning quantum devices in superconducting, cold atoms, quantum optics and solid state systems will be reviewed, together with the latest achievements in quantum information significant for the engineering of quantum entangled states. The goal is to stimulate a long-lasting synergy between different physics communities which have the task of engineering new quantum settings where quantum information protocols can be implemented.
Participants will be able to present their latest findings and recent developments in complementary areas of physics relevant for the quantum engineering of entangled states and quantum devices. The conference will also include lectures by invited speakers, short talks by young and early stage researchers, poster sessions and a panel on future developments.For further information, please visit:
http://www.esf.org/activities/esf-conferences/details/2010/confdetail312.html(opens in new window)
Recent results on the theory and experiments concerning quantum devices in superconducting, cold atoms, quantum optics and solid state systems will be reviewed, together with the latest achievements in quantum information significant for the engineering of quantum entangled states. The goal is to stimulate a long-lasting synergy between different physics communities which have the task of engineering new quantum settings where quantum information protocols can be implemented.
Participants will be able to present their latest findings and recent developments in complementary areas of physics relevant for the quantum engineering of entangled states and quantum devices. The conference will also include lectures by invited speakers, short talks by young and early stage researchers, poster sessions and a panel on future developments.For further information, please visit:
http://www.esf.org/activities/esf-conferences/details/2010/confdetail312.html(opens in new window)