SCHEDULE
Schedule overview
Schedule overview
- 8 AM
- 9 AM
- 9:35 AM
- 10:15 AM
- 10:45 AM
- 11:20 AM
- 12 PM
- 1:30 PM
- 2:30 PM
- 4 PM
- 4:30 PM
- 7 PM
Wednesday, September 5
- Registration
- Prof. Philippe Bouyer:
Quantum sensors with matter waves: from fundamental physics to applications - Prof. Eugene Polzik:
Sensing of motion beyond the standard quantum limit - Break
- Prof. Tobias Kippenberg:
Quantum optomechanics with nano-mechanical oscillators - Prof. Pascale Senellart-Mardon:
Generating and manipulating single photons with semiconductor devices - Lunch
- Posters session
& Sponsors exhibition - Oral sessions
- Break
- Oral sessions
- Afterwork
Thursday, September 6
- Registration
- Prof. Stephanie Wehner:
Coming soon - Prof. Leonardo Fallani:
Engineering synthetic quantum systems with ultracold atoms and light - Break
- Prof. Michel Brune:
Toward a trapped circular Rydberg atom quantum simulator - Prof. Andreas Wallraff:
Coming soon - Lunch
- Posters session
& Sponsors exhibition - Oral sessions
- Break
- Oral sessions
- Afterwork
Friday, September 7
- Registration
- Prof. Hans J. Briegel:
Learning and artificial intelligence in the quantum domain - Prof. Eleni Diamanti:
Coming soon - Break
- Prof. Akira Furusawa:
A time-domain multiplexed measurement-based large-scale optical quantum computer - Prof. David Lucas:
Coming soon - Lunch
- Posters session
& Sponsors exhibition - Oral sessions
- Break
- Oral sessions
The Plenary speeches will be held in the auditorium, all other activities are suspended during those sessions in order to enable all participants to attend. There will be several oral sessions and workshops in parallel during the afternoon on different topics. Those sessions will be held in smaller rooms and the participants can select the ones they want to attend depending on their topics of interest.
The detailed schedule will be published 2 weeks before the Conference.
CONFERENCE AWARDS
The journal Quantum Science and Technology™(QST) (IOP Publishing) is pleased to offer a prize to the best poster presentation of QTech 2018. The Prize includes:
A certificate
A € 500 cash prize
The award for the best poster presentation of QTech 2018 goes to David Bretaud and Samuel Hile for “Towards a scalable trapped ion logical qubit”. Congratulations!
The European Physical Journal (EPJ Quantum Technology) is pleased to offer a prize to the best oral presentation of QTech 2018. The Prize includes:
A certificate
A € 500 cash prize
The award for the best oral presentation of Qtech 2018 goes to Jelmer Renema for “The hardness of boson sampling under imperfections”. Congratulations!
The SIRTEQ is pleased to offer a prize to the second best poster presentation of QTech 2018. The Prize includes:
A certificate
A tablet
The award for the second best poster presentation of Qtech 2018 goes to Tobias Lipfert for “Bloch-Messiah decomposition and Magnus expansion in parametric down-conversion of light”. Congratulations!
The Kastler Brossel Laboratory Tour
The laboratory is glad to welcome you: visits will be scheduled during the conference in order to meet your colleagues in Paris. If you are interested, please send us an email at qtech2018@premc.org as soon as possible in order to organize this activity.
The Kastler Brossel Laboratory (LKB) is one of the leaders worldwide in the domain of quantum physics, covering a large number of subjects from fundamental tests to applications. Its research activities span over various aspects, concepts and systems: ultra-cold quantum gases based on cold atoms or Bose-Einstein condensates, quantum optics and quantum information, atoms and light in dense or complex media, tests of fundamental interactions and metrology.
QuantERA ERA-NET Cofund in Quantum Technologies
QuantERA is a network of 32 organisations from 26 countries, coordinated by the National Science Centre, Poland, supporting research in Quantum Technologies (QT). Through organising international calls for proposals QuantERA funds research projects in the field of QT.
