QBN Meeting on Quantum Computing – Practical Programming
We are preparing to face a new period of quantum computing where we are gainig an insight of how useful they are. In this meeting we will focus on the exchange of experiences and knowledge in practical quantum computing programming and explore practical ways where quantum computing can provide advantages and which techinques and implementations are necessary to achieve it.
Agenda
Opening |
| Welcoming words Johannes Verst, QBN |
| RI CODE overview Sabine Tornow, RI CODE, Universität der Bundeswehr München |
| Quasiprobabilistic error mitigation for near-term quantum computers Christophe Piveteau, ETH Zurich/IBM Research |
| Qiskit Quantum Programming Features You Probably Don’t Know About Luciano Bello, IBM |
Networking |
| Tensor Network inspired Quantum Algorithms Prof Dr Frank Pollmann, TUM |
| Quantum Machine Learning Sofia Vallecorsa, CERN openlab |
| On the stony way to a practical quantum advantage PD Dr habil. Jeanette Lorenz, Fraunhofer IKS |
About QBN Meetings
The QBN meetings provide a trust-based environment for the discussion of relevant R&D trends and the initiation of collaborations. There are neither recordings nor a live stream and each participant of the limited and hand-picked audience participates equally with video and audio. To this end, a special focus is placed on what each participant can do for the others and what the others can do for the individual. In the 1:1 meetings the participants can get to know each other personally and generate first ideas for joint projects. The workshops and roundtable discussions offer space for your visions and new inspiration.
For registration, please visit
https://quantumbusinessnetwork.de/events/qbn-meeting-on-quantum-computing-practical-programming/