NQI Joint Algorithms Workshop
Dr. Mark Saffman will give a talk at the NQI Joint Algorithms Workshop in Albuquerque on May 21st on the architecture for fast implementation of qLDPC codes with optimized Rydberg gates.
The Department of Energy's National Quantum Initiative Centers will lead a workshop to accelerate the latest developments in Quantum Algorithms and applications in Quantum Information Science. This workshop is hosted by the Center for Quantum Information and Control (CQuIC) at the University of New Mexico, a National Science Foundation-focused research Hub in Theoretical Physics. It will take place on campus in the Physics and Astronomy and Interdisciplinary Science (PAÍS) building, Room 1100, and virtually over Zoom.
Organizing Committee
Norm Tubman (SQMS)
Nathan Wiebe (C2QA)
Peter Love (QSA)
Eric Chitambar (QNEXT)
Andrew Sornborger (QSC, Chair)
This workshop will include the following invited speakers
Jay Gambetta (IBM)
Mark Saffman (Infleqtion)
Tom Iadecola (Iowa State, SQMS)
Henry Lamm (Fermilab, SQMS)
Eliot Kapit (Colorado School of Mines, SQMS)
David Weld (UC Santa Barbara, QSC)
Lukasz Cincio (LANL, QSC)
Sasha Boltasseva (LANL, Purdue)
Fred Chong (U Chicago, QNEXT)
Bill Fefferman (U Chicago, QNEXT)
Bryan Clark (UIUC, QNEXT)
Kaitlin Smith (NW, QNEXT)
Sergey Bravyi (IBM, C2QA)
Yanzhu Chen (Virginia Tech, C2QA)
John Preskill (Caltech, QSA)
Peter Love (Tufts, QSA)
Akimasa Miyake (UNM, QSA)
Misha Lukin (Harvard, QSA)
There will be two sessions daily, with two invited talks in the morning and a third in the afternoon. These will be followed by discussions. Each session will have two or three lightning talks by Center researchers. We will live stream and record the talks, and you can access them online after the event.
Registration
Registration is open to members of one of the five NQI Centers or by special invitation. For Inquiries, please write to cquic@unm.edu.