Lakeside Quantum Dialogue is an event, where new ideas related to quantum information are presented in a form of engaging talks and then discussed while walking by the lake. The surroundings of the Faculty of Information Technology provide a great environment for this immersive meeting. The event is orgnized by the QIC-team and this year links to the activities around BEQAH-project. The event is sponsored by Quanscient.
The topics of LQD25 will be around quantum state verification and discrimination, quantum algorithms, error mitigation, randomness and fundamental bounds of quantum information processing.
Speakers
- Seiseki Akibue: Duality of quantum state verification and quantum data hiding
- Joonwoo Bae: Sequential quantum maximum confidence discrimination
- Libor Caha: Factoring an integer with three oscillators and a qubit
- Francesco Cosco: Scaling up error mitigation of noisy measurements
- Sarah Croke: Quantum algorithms for gravitational wave data analysis
- Mariami Gachechiladze: Sound and efficient quantum system quizzing
- Nikolai Miklin: Information Causality and Communication Complexity
- Michal Sedlak: Storage and retrieval of two unitary channels