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Decoherence is a bridge between quantum and classical and an Achilles’ heel of quantum computation. For the past 30 years Wojciech Zurek led development of the theory of decoherence and studied its implications for the foundations of quantum physics and its consequences for quantum information science and technology. We will invite his collaborators as well as prominent contributors to the field to celebrate Wojciech’s 60th birthday and his 30 years of decoherence studies.
Grade 07S; Salary: £29,541 - £36,298 p.a.
Applications for invited for a Research Fellowship within the Oxford Martin Programme on Bio-Inspired Quantum Technologies. This Programme, directed by Professors Vlatko Vedral and Dieter Jaksch, aims to develop a new methodology for overcoming the extreme fragility of quantum memory by learning how biological molecules shield fragile quantum states from the environment.
Submission deadline:
Thursday, February 28, 2013
The search for a theory which would unite the insights of general relativity with those of quantum theory, a theory of quantum gravity, has now lasted the better part of a century. Although a number of promising candidate theories have emerged (string theory and loop quantum gravity being the most prominent), a large array of conceptual, formal and methodological issues are still unresolved.
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Devin on Mon, 04/02/2013 - 11:36.
Submission deadline:
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Registration deadline:
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
The third AQuA Student Congress on Quantum Information and Computation will take place from the 30th August-1st September 2013 at Imperial College London.
This event directly follows the QuICC summer school and provides a unique opportunity for graduate students to present their current research through a short presentation or a poster. This allows students to meet their peers and learn about their research whilst gaining valuable experience showcasing their work in a relaxed environment.
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Devin on Mon, 04/02/2013 - 11:32.
The third AQuA Student Congress on Quantum Information and Computation will take place from the 30th August-1st September 2013 at Imperial College London.
This event directly follows the QuICC summer school and provides a unique opportunity for graduate students to present their current research through a short presentation or a poster. This allows students to meet their peers and learn about their research whilst gaining valuable experience showcasing their work in a relaxed environment.
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