INAQT

EPSRC funded international network
Discover, network, visit, collaborate - in whatever order you want!

[Sonja Franke-Arnold @S_FrankeArnold]

Our @INAQT2022 seminars are back: Tuesday 26/3/2024 at 10am GMT (11am CET) Otavio A. D. Molitor from the International Centre for Theory of Quantum Technologies (ICTQT, Poland) will present:
Quantum switch as a thermodynamic resource in the context of passive states

[INAQT @INAQT2022]

INAQT seminar on
"Indefinite causal key distribution"

Join Hector Spencer-Wood from the University of Glasgow next Monday to hear about his recent work.
16th October
2pm GMT / 3pm CET
Zoom details:
https://t.co/PSjmdjYmNn

[INAQT @INAQT2022]

Read about recent work by two teams in INAQT on indefinite time directions:
How Quantum Physicists ‘Flipped Time’ (and How They Didn’t) https://t.co/8NkP5neq6U via @QuantaMagazine
involving Giulio Chiribella, Caslav Brukner, Philip Walther, @Lee_Rozema ...

[Pete Mosley @physicist4hire]

Last couple of talks of the @INAQT2022 meeting on indefinite casual order. We've been enjoying a very well-ordered programme - thanks @SarahCroke1 @S_FrankeArnold !

[Sonja Franke-Arnold @S_FrankeArnold]

Network meeting on indefinite causal order in Glasgow, where foundational science meets UK quantum technology! #quantum @INAQT2022

[INAQT @INAQT2022]

INAQT network meeting 23rd to 25th January in Glasgow! Packed programme of focus talks, discussions, networking, posters - we can't wait to meet you all.
Registration remains open until 6th January at https://t.co/3m3koErqOs

[INAQT @INAQT2022]

You've just missed it: INAQT seminar by Teodor Strömberg on Experimental superposition of time directions. Not to late to read the details in https://t.co/HrsvI83qHF
or watch the recorded talk (once uploaded) at https://t.co/zNL9IHLwQP

[INAQT @INAQT2022]

Join us 10/11/22 for the next INAQT seminar by Kyrylo Simonov from Vienna on "Indefinite causality and its advantages for thermodynamics".
Zoom link:
https://t.co/PSjmdjYUCV
Meeting-ID: 405 627 9521
Kenncode: wh6ebh

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Join the next INAQT seminar tomorrow:
Aaron Goldberg from Canada @NRC_CNRC and @UofT is speaking on 13/10/2022 at 1pm (UK time) on "How to find a metrological advantage using indefinite causal order."

https://t.co/Cnp0Fw3NAh
Meeting ID: 930 7886 1201

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INAQT seminars proudly presents @CardanoFilippo from University Napoli, speaking on 21/7/2022 at 9-10 am (UK time) on "Spin-orbit photonics for optical simulations of quantum walks."

Join us virtually at https://t.co/Cnp0Fw3fKJ
Meeting ID: 930 7886 1201

https://t.co/lI43y9VBMY

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Please join us for the first INAQT seminar, 7/7/2022 at 9-10 am (UK time)!
Martin J. Renner, Phd student with Časlav Brukner:
"On the Computational Advantage from a Quantum Superposition of Gate Orders“

https://t.co/22l2dxgNya

https://t.co/juSYSxgER5
https://t.co/cYqigvrxAY

[INAQT @INAQT2022]

Sign of a great network if 15 minute question time after a talk isn't enough!
Today's expert talks: Giulio Chiribella on Applications of ICO to quantum communication and metrology and Giulia Rubino on Experimental Demonstrations of Indefinite Causality in Flat-Spacetime

[INAQT @INAQT2022]

Virtual launch today with talks by ICO pioneers Jacquiline Romero on "Experiments in Quantum Causality" and Caslav Brukner on "Quantum Causal Structures"

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Check out our INAQT website
https://t.co/zNL9II38fp
for the full programme of our network launch 31/3-1/4!
You can register (for free) at https://t.co/UNCJBu8xfP

[INAQT @INAQT2022]

Check out our INAQT website
https://t.co/zNL9II38fp
for the full programme of our network launch 31/3-1/4!
You can register (for free) at https://t.co/UNCJBu8xfP

[INAQT @INAQT2022]

Curious about acausal order? Register for "INAQT Launch Meeting" (it's free) - 31 March & 1 April 👇
Overview talks by Caslav Brukner, Jacqui Romero @sinag_jacq, Giulia Rubino and Giulio Chiribella;
Intro to network;
Virtual coffee and chat
https://t.co/rqmuzpd23k @Eventbrite

[Sonja Franke-Arnold @S_FrankeArnold]

Looking forward to working together with friends and colleagues - so much to discover!