Venue
Nordita, Stockholm, Sweden
Scope
Quantum many-body entanglement has become an invaluable tool to characterize states of matter in complex quantum systems. The past two decades have seen substantial progress not only in theoretical developments refining this core concept of quantum mechanics, but also on a practical level with the advent of engineered quantum platforms that allow for the synthesis of entangled states of matter in the lab. Only rather recently, the investigation of many-body entanglement has gained an additional dimension – the temporal domain. The aim of the proposed Nordita program is to bring together researchers working on this exciting new and promising direction, the study of entanglement dynamics in quantum many-body systems, in order to exchange ideas and come up with new research perspectives and to push this emerging field forward.
Program themes
The program themes include:
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Lindbladian dynamics
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Stability of quantum states & classification of open quantum matter
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Conformal quantum critical points, non-Hermitian physics and non-unitary CFTs
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Monitored Quantum Circuit: Random Dynamics and Floquet Codes
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Long-range entanglement, quantum topology, and measurement-based preparation
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Connection to NISQ platforms
Invited Participants
| Dorit Aharonov (*), Jerusalem |
| Ehud Altman, UC Berkeley |
| Elisa Bäumer, IBM Zurich |
| Jens Bardarson, Stockholm |
| Xie Chen, CalTech |
| Margarita Davydova (*), CalTech |
| Henrik Dreyer, Quantinuum |
| Paul Fendley, Oxford |
| Matthew Fisher, UC Santa Barbara |
| Sam Garratt, Princeton |
| Mats Granath, Gothenburg |
| Tarun Grover, UC San Diego |
| Yingfei Gu, Tsinghua |
| Maria Hermanns, Stockholm |
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Wen Wei Ho, Singapore |
| Vedika Khemani, Stanford |
| Jonas Larson, Stockholm |
| Andreas Ludwig (*), UC Santa Barbara |
| Sergej Moroz, Karlstad |
| Adam Nahum, ENS Paris |
| Anne Nielsen, Aarhus |
| Frank Pollmann, TU Munich |
| Sofia Qvafort, Stockholm |
| Pedram Roushan, Google Quantum AI |
| Pablo Sala, Madrid |
| Christian Spånslätt Rugarn, Karlstad |
| Nat Tantivasadakarn, SUNY Stony Brook |
| Masahito Ueda, Tokyo |
| Romain Vasseur, Geneva |
| Ruben Verresen, Chicago |
| Sagar Vijay, UC Santa Barbara |
| Curt Von Keyserlingk, King’s College London |
| Hao-Hua Wang, Hangzhou |
| Shuo Yang, Tsinghua |
| Carolyn Zhang, Harvard |
(*) to be confirmed
Accommodation
Accommodation will be provided to non-local participants.
Application/Registration
Registration to be considered for participation will close Sunday, February 15th, 2026. To apply, use the link in the menu on the left or this link to the application form.
Code of Conduct
All participants are expected to uphold our Code of Conduct, which aims to foster a harassment-free environment where everyone feels comfortable engaging in both scientific and social activities
This program is sponsored by
