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    PAF INQNET Symposium 2018

    August 25, 2018
    America/Los_Angeles timezone

    Contribution List

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    1. 11. Registration and Coffee
      8/25/18, 8:00 AM
    2. 1. Keynote
      Prof. Chris Monroe
      8/25/18, 9:00 AM
    3. 8. Introduction to Quantum Opus
      Dr Aaron Miller (Founder Quantum Opus)
      8/25/18, 9:50 AM
    4. 6. Practical Applications For Near-Future Quantum Computers
      Matt Johnson (CEO QCWare)
      8/25/18, 10:20 AM
    5. 3. Quantum Nanophotonics: engineering atom-photon interactions on a chip
      Dr Shuo Sun (Stanford University)
      8/25/18, 10:40 AM
    6. 4. Introduction to AQT
      Prof. Maria Spiropulu (Caltech, PMA)
      8/25/18, 11:10 AM
    7. 2. Neutral Atoms: From Clocks to Computers
      Dr Benjamin Bloom (CEO & Founder Atom Computing Inc.)
      8/25/18, 1:10 PM
    8. 12. Quantum networks: key building blocks
      Dr Daniel Oblak
      8/25/18, 1:40 PM
    9. 14. Hybrid Quantum Information Processing
      Dr Marek Pechal (Stanford University)
      8/25/18, 2:10 PM
    10. 5. NP-hard combinatorial optimization problems using Coherent Ising Machine
      Linda Zhang (AT&T Foundry, Stanford University)
      8/25/18, 2:40 PM
    11. 13. Early Career Panel
      Dr Amir Safavi-Naeini (Stanford University), Dr Daniel Oblak (Quantum Optics Principal Investigator at University of Calgary), Dr Marina Radulaski (Assistant Professor at University of California, Davis), Dr Peter McMahon (Visiting Assistant Professor Cornell University), Dr Yewon Gim (Moderator, AT&T Foundry, INQNET)
      8/25/18, 3:30 PM
    12. 9. Superconducting circuit design for multiqubit entanglement
      Dr Sydney Schreppler (UC Berkeley Physics)
      8/25/18, 4:10 PM
    13. 7. Simulating a Blind Quantum Computing Protocol
      Sean Decker (AT&T Foundry, Stanford University)
      8/25/18, 4:40 PM

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