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World Quantum Day @ CERN
Thursday 14 Apr/22 16:30 -18:00 (CEST) World Quantum Day @ CERN To mark the first anniversary of World Quantum Day, CERN is organising a scientific symposium comprising a series of talks highlighting different areas of the quantum research field. From the history of quantum information to examples of concrete quantum-related projects already under way at
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Quantum sensors for the AION experiment
Wednesday 6 Apr/22 11:00 -12:00 (CEST) Quantum sensors for the AION experiment The very first CERN QTI colloquium will outline the scientific opportunities of a multi-stage programme based on cold atom quantum technology. The central goals of the programme are to search for ultra-light dark matter, to explore gravitational waves in the mid-frequency range between
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CERN QTI Community Workshop
Friday 10 Dec/21 9:00 -12:00 (Europe/Zürich) CERN QTI Community Workshop BROKEN IMAGE NOT MOVED (drupal url : https://quantum.web.cern.ch/events/cern-qti-community-workshop) As a follow-up to the recently launched roadmap of the CERN Quantum Technology Initiative, the CERN QTI internal workshop will take place online on 10 December from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. (CET). The event is open
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2d European Quantum Technologies Virtual Conference (EQTC)
Tuesday 30 Nov/21 15:45 -17:15 (Europe/Zürich) 2d European Quantum Technologies Virtual Conference (EQTC) Sofia Vallecorsa – CERN QTI’s coordinator for Quantum Computing and Algorithms – is going to give a poster presentation on Automated Benchmarking of Algorithms for Quantum Systems (ABAQUS) during the virtual poster session on Quantum Computing and Simulation at the 2d European
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5th Quantum Technology Conference
Thursday 25 Nov/21 16:50 -17:35 (Europe/Zurich) 5th Quantum Technology Conference Sofia Vallecorsa — CERN QTI’s coordinator for quantum computing and algorithms — will be giving a keynote talk on Quantum computing for Earth Observation and Particle Physics at the 5th Quantum Technology Conference of the European Space Agency. The ESA Quantum Technology Conference has become
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IEEE Quantum Week 2021 Workshop: Quantum Computing for High-Energy Physics
Thursday 21 Oct/21 10:45 -17:00 IEEE Quantum Week 2021 Workshop: Quantum Computing for High-Energy Physics IEEE Quantum Week is hosting several workshops discussing topics in quantum research, practice, education, and applications. The Quantum Computing for High-Energy Physics workshops aims at hosting keynote speakers to present overviews at the intersection of Quantum Computing and High-Energy Physics.
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Artificial Intelligence for Science, Industry and Society
Monday 11 Oct/21 14:00 (Europe/Zurich) Ends: 15 Oct/21 18:30 Artificial Intelligence for Science, Industry and Society Sofia Vallecorsa – Quantum and AI researcher at CERN openlab, will be participating in a panel on quantum computing at the AISIS 2021 symposium. The second edition of AISIS will be hosted online by the National Autonomous University of
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ESA Φ-WEEK
Thursday 14 Oct/21 15:00 -17:30 (Europe/Zürich) ESA Φ-WEEK Alberto Di Meglio – Coordinator of the CERN Quantum Technology Initiative, and Sofia Vallecorsa – AI and Quantum researcher at CERN openlab, will be presenting at the European Space Agency’s fourth edition of Φ-week. This event focuses on how to accelerate the future of Earth Observation (EO),
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Inspiring a new generation to pursue quantum computing
Friday 8 Oct/21 16:00 (Europe/Zürich) Ends: 8 Oct/20 17:00 Inspiring a new generation to pursue quantum computing Join us for the workshop on Quantum Computing, featuring CERN’s very own Sofia Vallecorsa. The Qspain's first workshop, "Inspiring a new generation to pursue quantum computing", will be held in partnership with SheQuantum, focusing on the topic of
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Exploring applications of quantum computing at CERN
Wednesday 8 Sep/21 17:00 -18:00 (Europe/Zurich) Exploring applications of quantum computing at CERN *This event is organised in the framework of the QuantHEP Seminar – Quantum Computation and High-Energy Physics Seminar programme. The computing and storage requirements for the upcoming High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider programme represent a considerable challenge for CERN and the High Energy