CQIQC Seminars Past Events /
25
Aug
2023
2 p.m.
- 3 p.m.
Physics Department, 60 St. George Street, MP 606
Adolfo del Campo
Universal Vortex Statistics and Stochastic Geometry of Bose-Einstein Condensation
23
Aug
2023
11 a.m.
- noon
Physics Department, 60 St. George Street, MP 606
Aurelia Chenu
Quantum dynamics in noisy systems: from control to chaos
20
Jul
2023
11 a.m.
- noon
Physics Department, 60 St. George Street, MP 1115
Carlos Benavides
Quantum Parallelized Variational Quantum Eigensolvers for Excited States
18
Jul
2023
11 a.m.
- noon
Physics Department, 60 St. George Street, MP 606
Nir Bar-Gill
Simulation, control and sensing in open quantum systems
11
Jul
2023
noon
- 1 p.m.
online event
Manuel Rudolph
Ignacio Loaiza
Talk 1: Title: Trainability barriers and opportunities in quantum generative modeling and Talk 2: Title: Reducing molecular electronic Hamiltonian implementation cost for Linear Combination of Unitaries approaches.
13
Jun
2023
3 p.m.
- 4 p.m.
Physics Department, 60 St. George Street, MP 606
Andrew Dzurak
Silicon-based quantum computing: The path from the laboratory to industrial manufacture
28
Apr
2023
9:40 a.m.
- 11 a.m.
Fields Institute, Room 309 (the Stewart Library)
Victor V. Albert
Something for everybody: modern quantum tools for bosonic systems
14
Apr
2023
11 a.m.
- noon
Fields Institute, Room 309 (the Stewart Library)
Nathan Wiebe
Area Laws for Unbounded Operators
31
Mar
2023
11 a.m.
- noon
Fields Institute, Room 309 (the Stewart Library)
Coraline Fujiwara
Strongly interacting p-wave fermionic atoms in three-dimensional optical lattices
28
Mar
2023
11:30 a.m.
- 12:30 p.m.
online event
Noah Watch
Kouhei Nakaji
The 25th series of seminars organized by QRST. Speakers: Noah Watch and Kouhei Nakaji
27
Mar
2023
12:30 p.m.
- 1:30 p.m.
Physics Department, 60 St. George Street, MP 606
Michael Kewming
Current fluctuations in open quantum systems: Bridging the gap between quantum continuous measurements and full counting statistics.
17
Mar
2023
11 a.m.
- noon
Fields Institute, Room 309 (the Stewart Library)
Dmitry Pushin
Neutron Interferometry and structured waves of matter and light
10
Mar
2023
11 a.m.
- noon
Fields Institute, Room 309 (the Stewart Library)
Jeff Lundeen
Manipulating photons via their momentum to create general optical transformations
03
Mar
2023
11 a.m.
- noon
Fields Institute, Room 309 (the Stewart Library)
Tim Hsieh
Opening up quantum criticality
10
Feb
2023
11 a.m.
- noon
Fields Institute, Room 309 (the Stewart Library)
Devashish Tupkary
Lindbladians obeying local conservation laws and showing thermalization
03
Feb
2023
11 a.m.
- noon
Fields Institute, Room 309 (the Stewart Library)
Shayan Majidy
Noncommuting charges and their effect on entanglement
01
Feb
2023
4:10 p.m.
- 5 p.m.
Health Sciences Building, HS 610, 155 College Street ( South Side of College)
Peter Shor
The development of quantum error correcting codes
27
Jan
2023
11 a.m.
- noon
60 St. George Street, MP 408
Charles D. Brown II
A Probe of Wavefunction Singularities with a Lattice-Trapped Quantum Gas
23
Jan
2023
11 a.m.
CPTG Lounge, Dept. of Chemistry, (LM 428)
Lianao Wu
Self-protected quantum algorithms in the presence of noise
20
Jan
2023
11 a.m.
- noon
Fields Institute, Room 309 (the Stewart Library)
Kade Head-Marsden
Quantum algorithms for non-unitary time evolution of quantum systems
13
Jan
2023
11 a.m.
- noon
60 St. George Street, MP 408
Mingyu Fan
Radium ions and radioactive molecules for probing hadronic CP violation physics
10
Jan
2023
11 a.m.
- noon
Davenport East Seminar Room, Lash Miller Bldg, 3rd Floor, 80 St. George Street
Marcel Nooijen
Theory, Beautiful Theory Quantum Mechanics in Chemistry
07
Dec
2022
Hart House, 7 Hart House Circle, Toronto, ON M5S 3H3
AIMday™ Quantum Technologies.
28
Nov
2022
11 a.m.
- noon
Physics, 60 St. George Street, Burton Tower, MP 606
Kartiek Agarwal
A new approach to quantum many-body scars
25
Nov
2022
11 a.m.
- noon
Fields Institute, Room 309 (the Stewart Library)
Christian Drago
Matthew Hagan
Talk 1: Linear scaling of nonlinear optics: Can quantum correlations enhance two-photon absorption in rubidium? Talk 2: Thermal State Preparation on Digital Quantum Computers