Summer School: Quantum Information Machines
Summer school
July 1, 2019 - July 26, 2019
At the forefront of the design of quantum information machines lies the exploration of how one can protect quantum information from decoherence by collective effects in an open quantum system. The school thus aims at providing participants
with a clear picture of the tools at our disposal to engineer quantum information machines with a focus on quantum error correction.
Summer School organized by:
Michel DEVORET, Yale University, New Haven, USA
Benjamin HUARD, ENS de Lyon, France
Ioan POP, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
For more information, please check the Summer School's website.
To download the School's poster, please click HERE.
The applications are now closed.
Answers to applicants will be given by April 30th.
The school costs 1800€ per participant, which includes lodging and restauration. In case the applicant's lab cannot afford these expenses, we will waive them for a few participants upon the submission of a properly motivated request.
Michel DEVORET, Yale University, New Haven, USA
Benjamin HUARD, ENS de Lyon, France
Ioan POP, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
For more information, please check the Summer School's website.
To download the School's poster, please click HERE.
The applications are now closed.
Answers to applicants will be given by April 30th.
The school costs 1800€ per participant, which includes lodging and restauration. In case the applicant's lab cannot afford these expenses, we will waive them for a few participants upon the submission of a properly motivated request.
Published on November 16, 2018
Updated on August 13, 2020
Updated on August 13, 2020
