Venue
Stockholm University, Albano Campus, Stockholm, Sweden
Building 2
Scope
The Wallenberg Initiative on Networks and Quantum Information (WINQ), supported by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg foundation (KAW), is located within the conducive research environment of Nordita. It is aimed at nurturing and bringing together expertise from both quantum information science and complex dynamical systems to address major open challenges in these fields. The set of three day workshops, strategically split into two halves, are aimed at addressing the major recent progresses in the respective fields, and discuss open challenges. The programme will include visionary talks, conventional seminars, short talks and posters.
The first workshop (8th - 10th of June) will emphasize quantum information science (QI). The major topics that will be covered include:
- Design of novel quantum algorithms (inspired from machine learning and artificial intelligence, computationally hard problems)
- Design of quantum co-processors (partnering with classical computers, quantum chemistry)
- Use of special purpose “quantum simulators” & development of algorithms to calculate key aspects of quantum systems
- Efficient coding of quantum information to enable detection and correction of errors
- Quantum information sharing (viz., quantum internet, quantum cloud)
The second workshop (13th - 15th of June) is devoted to complex dynamical systems and networks (CDN). Major topics that will be covered include:
- High dimensional chaotic dynamical systems on networks & topology
- Mathematical scaffolding of deep networks & influence on predictions
- Fundamental understanding of spatiotemporal multiscale systems
- Analysis of multiplex—multilayer networks as a sequence of graphs
- Messy multivariate data
- Networks as experiments (machine learning)
Confirmed particpants
| Quantum Information and Quantum Processing (8th - 10th of June) |
| Annica Black-Schaffer |
| Paola Cappellaro |
| Yuao Chen |
| Jordan Cotler |
| Jens Eisert |
| Nicole Yunger Halpern |
| Pawel Horodecki |
| Göran Johansson |
| Nick Jones |
| Anders Karlhede |
| Shimon Kolkowitz |
| Wolfgang Lechner |
| Charles Marcus |
| Stellan Östlund |
| Jian-Wei Pan |
| Igor Pikovski |
| Jess Riedel |
| Asle Sudbø |
| Andrzej Syrwid |
| Frank Verstraete |
| Complex Dynamical Networks (13th - 15th of June) |
| Alex Arenas (tentative) |
| William Bialek |
| Ginestra Bianconi |
| Annica Black-Schaffer |
| George Cantwell |
| Jordan Cotler |
| Anna Delin |
| James Gleeson |
| Petter Holme |
| Pawel Horodecki |
| Nick Jones |
| Anders Karlhede |
| Christian Kuehn |
| Renaud Lambiotte |
| Valerio Lucarini |
| Cris Moore (tentative) |
| Leonie Neuhäuser |
| Stellan Östlund |
| Martin Rosvall |
| Raissa D'Souza (tentative) |
| Bernadette Stolz-Pretzer |
| Blair D. Sullivan |
| Dane Taylor |
| Johan Ugander |
| Yu Yian |
| Niccolo Zagli |
Application/Registration
If you'd like to participate in this event, please fill in the application form.You will be informed by the organizers shortly after the application deadline whether your application has been approved. Due to space restrictions, the total number of participants is strictly limited.
Invited participants are of course automatically approved, but need to register anyway.
Application deadline: May 22nd
Accommodation
Accommodation for invited participants will be arranged and paid for by Nordita. Nearby hotels for interested accepted applicants:
Elite Hotel Arcadia
Time Hotel
International advisory board
| Quantum Information and Quantum Processing |
| Scott Aaronson |
| Steve Girvin |
| Christiane Koch |
| Martin Leijnse |
| Val Zwiller |
| Complex Dynamical Networks |
| William Bialek |
| Thilo Gross |
| Jared Kaplan |
| Peter Mucha |
| Mason Porter |
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