Many Particle Quantum Heat Engine
Dr. Adolfo del Campo (University of Massachusetts)
Read MorePositioning Nuclear Spins in Interacting Clusters for Quantum Technologies and Bio-Imaging
Dr. Jorge Casanova (University of Ulm)
Read MoreBroken Selection Rule in the Quantum Rabi Model
Dr. Guillermo Romero (University of Santiago de Chile)
Read MoreQuantum Estimation Via Parametric Amplification in Circuit QED Arrays
Dr. Carlos Sabín (Instituto de Física Fundamental, CSIC)
Read MoreTime and spatial parity operations with trapped ions
M. Sc. Xiao-Hang Cheng (University of Shanghai)
Read MoreQuantum Information with propagating quantum microwaves II
Dr. Roberto Di Candia (University of the Basque Country)
Read MoreQuantum Information with propagating quantum microwaves I
Dr. Roberto Di Candia (University of the Basque Country)
Read MoreTowards the ultimate precision limit in parameter estimation: recent results in quantum metrology
Prof. Luiz Davidovich (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro)
Read MoreQuantum Metrological Limits via a variational Approach
Prof. Nizim Zagury (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro)
Read MorePositioning and individual control of nuclear spins with NV centers
Dr. Jorge Casanova (Ulm University)
Read MoreIntegrability and weak diffraction in a two-particle Bose-Hubbard model
Prof. Daniel Braak (Augsburg University)
Read MoreOptimal Transport of Two Ions Under Slow Spring-Constant Drifts
Prof. Xi Chen (Shanghai University)
Read MoreSecondary source of partially polarized single photons
M. Sc. Diego Barberena Helfer (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Perú)
Read More3D-positioning and control of nuclear spins around an NV center
Dr. Jorge Casanova(Institut fur Theoretische Physik, Ulm, Germany)
Read MoreNonlinear closed-timelike-curve gates
M. Sc. Giancarlo Gatti Álvarez (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Perú)
Read MoreQuantum Memristors
B. Sc. Paul Pfeiffer (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Munich, Germany)
Read MoreQuantum Simulation of Spin Chains Coupled to Bosonic Modes with Superconducting Circuits
M. Sc. Urtzi Las Heras (UPV/EHU)
Read MoreLectures on superconducting circuits and circuit quantum electrodynamics
Dr. Guillermo Romero (UPV/EHU)
Read MoreDigital quantum simulation of fermionic models with a superconducting circuit
Dr. Rami Barends (Google, California, United States)
Read MoreSpeeded up nonlinear optical process via shortcuts to adiabaticity
M. Sc. Xiao-Hang Cheng (Shangai University, Shangai, China)
Read More∧CDM Cosmological Hydrodynamical Simulations
M. Sc. Sandra Robles (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid)
Read MoreQuantum Simulation of Time and Spatial Parities in Trapped Ions
M. Sc. Xiao-Hang Cheng (Shangai University, Shangai, China)
Read MoreSimulating quantum vibrations with photons
M. Sc. Enrique Martín López (Bristol University, UK)
Read MoreMemcomputing: a brain-inspired computing paradigm to store and process information on the same physical platform
Prof. Massimiliano di Ventra (UCSD, California, USA)
Read MoreDemonized Second Law of Quantum Thermodynamics with von Neumann Entropy
Prof. Man Hong Yung (Tsinghua University, China)
Read MoreZ_2 quantum memory implemented on circuit quantum electrodynamics
M. Sc. Thi Ha Kyaw (CQT Singapore, Singapore)
Read MoreLectures on matrix product states techniques
Prof. Román Orús (Johannes-Gutenberg-Universität, Mainz, Germany)
Read MoreDynamics in the deep strong coupling regime
Dr. Matteo Bina (Università degli studi di Milano, Milano, Italy)
Read MoreFast shuttling of a trapped ion in the presence of noise
Prof. Xi Chen, (Shangai University, Shangai, China)
Read MoreHow could we possibly profit from tensor network numerics within the scientific agenda of QUTISers?
Dr. Hamed Saberi (Palacký University, Czech Republic)
Read MoreMajorana returns: the Dirac-Boltzmann connection and quantum lattice Boltzmann schemes
Prof. Sauro Succi (IAC-CNR, Rome, Italy and IACS Harvard, Cambridge USA)
Read MoreSpins in Quantum Dots: Quantum Information and Open Systems Dynamics
Dr. Geza Giedke (Max-Planck Institute of Quantum Optics, Garching, Germany)
Read MoreGeometric Entanglement in Topologically Ordered States: Theory and Numerics
Prof. Roman Orus (Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz)
Read MorePragmatic simulations: quantum radio as a selective phonon detector and toy models as means to understanding
Mr. Dominik Hangleiter (LMU Munich and University of Oxford)
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Another event mentioned in the press article, is the organization of an IBM Hackaton in Bilbao on Monday 9 December. The QUTIS Center has appointed a team for this event. Stay tuned!
There will be soon two important events organized by Innolab Bilbao related to quantum computing, in particular linking academia and industry in the Basque Country. See this press article in El Correo (in Spanish): @KikeSolanoPhys https://www.elcorreo.com/bizkaia/innolab-bilbao-acerca-20191119155522-nt.html https://twitter.com/QUTIS3/status/1196914091853516802
First event, this Friday, there will be a keynote talk from Elena Yndurain from IBM Q, a panel discussion and press conference. Prof. Iñigo Egusquiza will be representing the QUTIS Center and Master Programme at @upvehu
There will be soon two important events organized by Innolab Bilbao related to quantum computing, in particular linking academia and industry in the Basque Country. See this press article in El Correo (in Spanish): @KikeSolanoPhys https://www.elcorreo.com/bizkaia/innolab-bilbao-acerca-20191119155522-nt.html https://twitter.com/QUTIS3/status/1196914091853516802
There will be soon two important events organized by Innolab Bilbao related to quantum computing, in particular linking academia and industry in the Basque Country. See this press article in El Correo (in Spanish): @KikeSolanoPhys https://www.elcorreo.com/bizkaia/innolab-bilbao-acerca-20191119155522-nt.html
Innolab Bilbao works promoting research and technology and entrepreneurship in Bilbao and the Basque Country. Well linked to huge companies like Iberdrola, IBM, IMQ and others. On the academic side, BCAM, Deusto University, and Mondragón University and the QUTIS Center @upvehu https://twitter.com/izaskunsant/status/1196783800656781313
Innolab Bilbao works promoting research and technology and entrepreneurship in Bilbao and the Basque Country. Well linked to huge companies like Iberdrola, IBM, IMQ and others. On the academic side, BCAM, Deusto University, and Mondragón University and the QUTIS Center @upvehu
Innolab acerca la computación cuántica a las empresas vascas. No te pierdas el encuentro anual de @InnolabBilbao este viernes!
https://www.elcorreo.com/bizkaia/innolab-bilbao-acerca-20191119155522-nt.html
Ésta es una iniciativa puntera de @InnolabBilbao en Euskadi: promover la investigación, tecnología y emprendimiento empresarial en la computación cuántica. Nuestro QUTIS Center @QUTIS3 contribuirá con su experiencia a nivel internacional @upvehu @Ikerbasque @DIPCehu @nanoGUNE https://twitter.com/izaskunsant/status/1196783800656781313
My visit @GoogleAI, kind invitation of John Martinis, confirmed my positive impression of quantum supremacy in 53-qubit superconducting quantum computing chip called Sycamore. This has created a day before & after in quantum computing history @QuantumFlagship @OpenSuperQ @upvehu
4This is an artistic 3D design of Sycamore quantum computer where you can see the 53-qubit chip and the random circuit quantum algorithm that produced this historic result: literally the Quantum Volume @OpenSuperQ @GoogleAI @QuantumFlagship @upvehu @Ikerbasque @QUTIS3 @artist_qu
3A historic time...visiting quantum Google team after their quantum supremacy achievement. The QUTIS director @KikeSolanoPhys is visiting John Martinis' group in California. @OpenSuperQ @upvehu @Ikerbasque @QuantumFlagship
4Impressive & lengthy discussions with John Martinis about business, system engineering, collaborations, quantum computing, atoms vs. circuits, science & technology, geopolitics, companies vs. academia @OpenSuperQ @AQTION_eu @upvehu @Ikerbasque @QuantumFlagship @QUTIS3 @artist_qu
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