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 IQM.
Attendance to this event is limited to invited participants.
Speakers
- Joonwoo Bae: Detecting entanglement with fewer measurements
- Sarah Croke: State Preparation Algorithms
- Mariami Gachechiladze: Proving high fidelity of quantum operations in theory and experiment using few samples
- Markus Grassl: Proving Zauner's Conjecture: What is missing?
- Jonte Hance: Counterfactuality, Back Action, and Information Gain
- Daniel Reitzner: Implementing quantum measurements
- Jiyoung Yun: Nonlocal and quantum advantages in network coding and channel capacity
- Ramona Wolf: A panoramic model of quantum information in spacetime