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| Quantum Information and Control In Queensland — QICIQ |
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| June 30 – July 3, 2008 Novotel Palm Cove Resort • Cairns • Queensland • Australia |
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| Contributing Speakers |
| Speaker | Title |
| Hans Bachor, Australian National University, Australia | Spatial mode CW laser beams as a tool for quantum communication |
| Stephen Bartlett, University of Sydney, Australia | Identifying phases of matter that are universal for quantum computation |
| André Carvalho, Australian National University, Australia | Entanglement stabilisation via quantum feedback |
| Ivan Deutsch, University of New Mexico, USA | Quantum control with ultracold atoms |
| James Franson, University of Maryland, USA | Classical logical operation using the quantum Zeno effect |
| Henry Haselgrove, Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Australia | Direct simulation of multiply-concatenated fault-tolerant quantum error correction |
| Holger Hofmann, Hiroshima University, Japan | Experimental evaluation of a quantum filter: truth tables and process matrix estimates |
| Joseph Hope, Australian National University, Australia | Quantum control of a multimode atom laser |
| Onur Hosten, University of Illinois, USA | AC and DC weak measurements with AC and DC spin Hall effects of light |
| Benjamin Lanyon, University of Queensland, Australia | Quantum computing with zero entanglement |
| Lorenzo Maccone, University of Pavia, Italy | Sub-Rayleigh quantum imaging |
| William Munro, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, UK | Consumer based quantum cryptography |
| William Oliver, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA | Amplitude spectroscopy of a superconducting qubit |
| Brian Smith, University of Oxford, UK | Heralded two-photon NOON state for enhanced precision measurement |
| Christof Wunderlich, University of Siegen, Germany | Individual addressing of trapped ions and coupling of motional and spin states using RF radiation |
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