Coogee '18
This will be a small, focussed workshop bringing together leading and up-and-coming international and Australian researchers and research students in quantum information theory. The aim is to present new results (or even new research directions without results yet) with lots of time to discuss. The program will consist of a limited number of invited talks with considerable time for discussion. PhD students and postdocs are very welcome and encouraged to participate.
Invited speakers:
- David Aasen (Caltech, USA)
- Victor Albert (Caltech, USA)
- Juan Bermejo-Vega (FU Berlin, Germany)
- Michael Beverland (Microsoft Research, USA)
- Adam Brown (Stanford, USA)
- Elizabeth Crosson (Caltech, USA)
- David Gosset (IBM, USA)
- Jonas Helsen (Delft, The Netherlands)
- Christina Knapp (UCSB, USA)
- Dax Koh (MIT, USA)
- Norbert Schuch (MPQ, Germany)
- David Poulin (Sherbrooke, Canada)
- Guifre Vidal (Perimeter Institute, Canada)
- Ted Yoder (MIT, USA)
Scientific organising committee:
- Stephen Bartlett (Sydney)
- Gavin Brennen (Macquarie)
- Andrew Doherty (Sydney)
- Steve Flammia (Sydney)
- Tom Stace (Queensland)
Registration:
We encourage Australian researchers and PhD students to attend. Contact Stephen Bartlett if you are interested in attending.
Code of Conduct:
The Coogee workshop is dedicated to providing a discrimination- and harassment-free experience for all attendees. All speakers and participants are expected to comply with the EQUS Code of Conduct.
Major funding support
The Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Engineered Quantum Systems (EQUS) acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and to Elders past and present.