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Hybrid Approaches to
Scalable Quantum Information Systems
May 24-26, 2007
ITAMP, 60 Garden Street, Cambridge Ma 0213
*To view the talks you will need to download a free RealPlayer from http://www.real.com and
go to the "Webcast" link below. |
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Thursday, May 24, 2007 Maxwell Dworkin |
8:30–9:00 |
Coffee and Pastries |
9:00–9:15 |
Introduction and Welcome:
Workshop Organizers,
Tommaso Calarco, Mikhail Lukin, Robert Schoelkopf, and Vladan Vuletic
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Session I: Ion-trap Hybrid Systems
Chair: Tommaso Calarco |
9:15–9:50 |
David Wineland
Charged Mechanical Oscillators Coupled to Various Quantum Systems |
Abstract |
Webcast |
9:50–10:25 |
Rainer Blatt
Quantum Information Processing with Trapped Ca+ Ions
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Abstract |
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10:25–11:00 |
Chris Monroe
Linking Trapped Ions and Photons |
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11:00–11:30 |
Morning Break |
Session II: Atom Chips |
11:30–12:05 |
Jörg Schmiedmayer
A Quantum Interface between Atoms and Photons |
Abstract |
Webcast |
12:05–12:40 |
Jakob Reichel
Strong Atom-Photon Coupling on an Atom Chip |
Abstract |
Webcast |
12:40–1:55 |
Lunch Break |
Session III: Atom-ion Systems
Chair: Vladan Vuletic
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2:00–2:35 |
Johannes Hecker Denschlag
An Ion in a Sea of Ultracold Neutral Atoms |
Abstract |
Webcast |
2:35–3:10 |
Marko Cetina
Bright Source of Atoms and Ions for QIP and Ultracold Collision
Measurements
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Abstract |
Webcast |
3:00–3:30 |
Afternoon Break |
Session IV: Theory |
3:40–4:15 |
Seth Lloyd
Quantum Internet Protocols and Quantum Hacking |
Abstract |
Webcast |
4:15–4:50 |
LuMing Duan
Scalable Quantum Information through Probabilistic Photon Coupling |
Abstract |
Webcast |
4:50–5:25 |
Jacob Taylor
Small Quantum Systems for Large-scale Processing |
Abstract |
Webcast |
5:30–7:00 |
Reception |
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| Friday, May 25, 2007 Phillips Auditorium |
8:30–9:00 |
Coffee and Pastries |
Session V: Solid-state hybrid systems |
9:00–9:35 |
Charles Marcus
The Nuclear Environment in a GaAs Quantum Dot System |
Abstract |
Webcast |
9:35–10:10 |
David Cory
Electron/Nuclear Spin Approaches to QIP |
Abstract |
Webcast |
10:10–10:45 |
Yoshihisa Yamamoto: Ultra-fast Optical Control of Donor Bound Electron Spins in Semiconductors for Quantum Repeaters and Quantum Computers |
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10:45–11:15 |
Morning Break |
11:15–11:50 |
Gurudev Dutt
Quantum Register Based on Individual Electronic and Nuclear Spin Qubits in Diamond |
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Webcast |
11:50–12:25 |
Irfan Siddiqi
Quantum Measurement with the Josephson Bifurcation Amplifier |
Abstract |
Webcast |
12:25–1:55 |
Lunch Break |
Session VI: Cavity QED |
2:00–2:35 |
Jack Harris
Coupling Micromechanical Oscillators to High-finesse Optical Cavities via Radiation Pressure |
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Webcast |
2:35–3:10 |
Tobias Kippenberg
Radiation Pressure Cooling of a Micromechanical Oscillator |
Abstract |
Webcast |
2:35–3:45 |
Jelena Vuckovic
Quantum Dot-Photonic Crystal Chips for Quantum Information Processing |
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Webcast |
3:45–4:15 |
Afternoon Break |
4:15–4:50 |
Andrew Houck
Generating and Detecting Single Photons in a Microwave Circuit |
Abstract |
Webcast |
4:50–5:25 |
Alexey Akimov
Single Plasmons Generation in Nanowires Coupled to Quantum Dots |
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Saturday, May 26 Phillips Auditorium |
8:30–9:00 |
Coffee and Pastries |
Session VII: Atomic and molecular dipoles
Chair: Susanne Yelin
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9:00–9:35 |
John Doyle
Cold Polar Molecules |
Abstract |
Webcast |
9:35–10:10 |
David DeMille
Trapped Polar Molecules as Qubits |
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Webcast |
10:10–10:40 |
Morning Break |
10:40–11:15 |
Robin Côté
Quantum Computing with Switchable Dipoles |
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Webcast |
11:15–11:50 |
Gilles Nogues
Rydberg Atoms, Cavities and Cryogenic Traps for Information Processing. |
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Webcast |
11:50–12:25 |
Peter Rabl
Molecular Dipolar Crystals: Protected Quantum Memories for Hybrid Quantum Information Processing |
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Webcast |
12:25–1:55 |
Lunch Break |
Session VIII: Nanomechanical resonators |
2:00–2:35 |
Keith Schwab
Nanomechanics at Quantum Limits: Latest Results and Future Plans |
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Webcast |
2:35–3:10 |
Markus Aspelmeyer
Laser-Cooling and Entangelement with Micromirrors: Towards Quantum-Opto-Mechanics. |
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Webcast |
3:10–3:40 |
Afternoon Break |
3:40–4:15 |
Nergis Mavalvala
Optical Cooling of Gram-Scale Mirrors |
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Webcast |
4:15–4:50 |
Michael Moore
A generalized approach to interaction- and measurement-free quantum logic gates based on the quantum Zeno effect
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Webcast |
4:40–5:20 |
Concluding Remarks: |
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