This is an announcement fo the international conference on Quantum Information Processing and Communication (QIPC) 2011. The meeting will be held at ETH Zurich from September 5 - 9, 2011.
The conference program will include invited talks, contributed talks and poster presentations covering a broad range of topics:
- quantum information and quantum communication;
- physical realizations of quantum systems for information technology such as photons, single atoms, ions, molecules, nuclear and electron spins, superconducting circuits, micro- and nano-mechanics, hybrid quantum systems;
- topical subjects, including cavity QED, optical lattices, quantum memories, foundations of quantum information, and many-body systems.
An industry session and a funding opportunities session is also part of the program.
The conference is supported by the EU Coordination Action QUIE2T (Quantum Information Entanglement-Enabled Technologies) the European Integrated Projects AQUTE, QESSENCE and SOLID, the National Centre of Competence in Research QSIT and ETH Zurich.
Registration
Information on registration procedures and the links to the regisration and abstract submission websites are available via the submenus. Start reading here.
Important dates and deadlines
- 15th May 2011 Deadline for abstract submission;
- 15th May 2011 Deadline for early payment;
- 4th Sept. 2011 Welcome reception;
- 8th Sept. 2011 Conference Dinner.
Program
The conference program will include:
- 10 Invited Talks of 40 minute duration introdcuing a specific research field within the area of quantum information processing and communication.
- 20 Invited Talks of 30 minute duration presenting recent important results in the given fields.
- 20 Contributed Hot Topic Talks will be selected from the contributions to the conference. The hot topic presentations will be held in the plenum and will provide a great opportunity to present recent research highlights.
The list of the invited speakers is available here.
- Contributed Talks:
A set of up to three parallel sessions will accommodate for the presentation of major new developments relevant in a given subfield with 5 focused contributed talks (20 mins each).
- Poster Sessions:
Poster sessions are planned to be accessible during extended lunch and coffee breaks throughout the conference. Posters are expected to be up for a whole day. The poster contributions will be grouped by subject. Each subject will have a poster session with different posters on each day of the conference to give ample opportunities for discussion both to poster presenters and attendees.
- Additional Sessions:
An industry session and a funding opportunities session will also part of the program. Additional Information will be posted as it becomes available.
More information
Please visit the website QIPC’11