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public lecture | invited talks | contributed talks | posters
Public Lecture:
David P. DiVincenzo
IBM Research, Yorktown Heights, US.
Title: The pioneers of quantum computing
Invited Talks:
Immanuel Bloch
University of Mainz, Germany.
Title: Entangling Neutral Atoms in Optical Lattices Dirk Bouwmeester
University of California, Santa Barbara, US.
Title: Solid-state cavity QED, and Optical cooling of micro-mechanical systems Hans J. Briegel
University of Innsbruck, Austria.
Title: Universal resources for measurement-based quantum computation David P. DiVincenzo
IBM Research, Yorktown Heights, US.
Title: Linear Optics Quantum Computing with Superconducting Circuits Richard Jozsa
University of Bristol, United Kingdom.
Title: Measurement based computation and computational complexity Mikhail Lukin
Harvard University, US.
Title: Progress towards scalable quantum information systems using few-qubit electron-nuclear spin registers Kovid Goyal
California Institute of Technology
Title: Fault-tolerant quantum computation with high threshold in two dimensions Kevin Resch
Institute for Quantum Computing, Waterloo, Canada.
Title: Optical experiments using photonic cluster states Lieven Vandersypen
Technische Universiteit Delft, the Netherlands.
Title: Measurement based quantum computing and spins in quantum dots Ben Varcoe
University of Leeds, United Kingdom.
Title: Quantum Computing using Atomic Beams Jörg Wrachtrup
University of Stuttgart, Germany.
Title: Generating arbitary spin states in defect centers
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Contributed Talks:
Sean D. Barrett
Imperial College London, United Kingdom.
Title: A scalable implementation of 1WQC using matter and light David Moehring
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, US.
Title: Entanglement and cluster state quantum computing with distant trapped ions Jonathan Goldwin
Imperial College London, United Kingdom.
Title: Cavity QED with arrays of microfabricated cavities Antoine Browaeys
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Paris, France.
Title: Interference of two single photons emitted by two atoms Jens Eisert
Imperial College London, United Kingdom
Title: Measurement-based quantum computing beyond the one-way model Tim Spiller
HP Labs Bristol, United Kingdom
Title: Quantum processing with quantum buses Maarten van den Nest
IQOQI, Innsbruck, Austria
Title: Measurement-based quantum computation and undecidable logic Sougato Bose
University College London
Title: Supersinglets and localisable entanglement in permutation Hamiltonian ground states Jeremy O'Brien
University of Bristol, United Kingdon
Title: Measurement based nonlinear absorption for photonic QIP Konrad Kieling
Imperial College London, United Kingdom
Title: Percolation, renormalization, and quantum computing with non-deterministic gates Jason Smith
University of Oxford, United Kingdom
Title: Measurement based QIP using NV- in diamond Radu Ionicioiu
HP Labs Bristol, United Kingdom
Title: Entangling spins by measuring charge: a parity-gate toolbox Michael Varnava
Imperial College London
Title: Loss tolerant one-way quantum computation Alex Clark
University of Bristol, United Kingdom
Title: Measurement based quantum computing in optical fibres
Mark Tame
Queen's University Belfast, United Kingdom
Title: One-way Quantum Computing using minimal resources Simon Perdrix
Laboratoire Leibniz, Grenoble, France
Title: Characterization of the deterministic one-way computation Anne Broadbent
Université de Montréal, Canada
Title: Parallelizing Quantum Circuit Akimasa Miyake
IQOQI & University of Innsbruck, Austria
Title: Extending the class of entanglement resources
for universal one-way quantum computation
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Posters:
Jeremy Metz
Imperial College, London
Title: Atomic Cluster state build up with classical fluorescence signals Norbert Schuch
Max-Planck-Institute for Quantum Optics, Garching, Germany
Title: Measurement based quantum computation in the PEPS formalism Brian Patton
University of Oxford
Title: Towards Measurement-based Entanglement of Single NV Centres in Diamond Dimitris Angelakis
DAMTP, University of Cambridge
Title: Photonic phase transitions and generation of entangled states in coupled cavity arrays Earl Campbell
University of Oxford
Title: Strategies for graph state growth Avinash Kolli
University of Oxford
Title: All-Optical Measurement Based Quantum Computation in Coupled Quantum Dots Joe Fitzsimons
University of Oxford
Title: Reducing the number of qubits in graph states Matthew Rakher
University of California, Santa Barbara, US.
Title: Cavity QED effects with Quantum Dots in Semiconductor Microcavities Stefano Pironio
Institute of Photonic Sciences, Barcelona, Spain
Title: Modeling Pauli measurements on graph states with nearest-neighbor classical communication Constanza Riera
University of Bergen, Norway
Title: A Generalisation of Graph States to Two-Graph States
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