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1	Q\|uarantine talks				https://tinyurl.com/q-uarantine	Ideas to improve the system? contact joseph.bowles@icfo.eu or felix.huber@icfo.eu
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4	To share science and increase social exchange now that some of us are stuck at home, we propose regular video talks and discussions. If you would like to give a talk, an introduction into a method, or have a discussion on some topic we would be most happy for you to join: Simply pick a slot and add your name. (You can still remove your entry or change slot later). It's very informal!
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6	Talks can be given by anybody on any topic on any platform at any time. It is self-organized, you are your own host. There is no limit on the number of talks per day (just make a new row in the schedule below). It is up to the speaker to set up the talk and post the invite link below in time. We recommend one of the following services (instructions in the tabs below): Zoom, Twitch
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8	SPEAKERS		Announce the streaming platform in the 'video chat invite link' in advance (in case the platform requires participants to download software or create an account). In case that you record the talk, please post the link to the recording.
9	PARTICIPANTS		Make sure you have the relevant software and account ready before the scheduled start time.
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11	Day	Date	Time	Speaker	Title	arXiv or slides (if applicable)	Video chat invite link	Abstract	Recording (optional)
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13	Tue	Mar 24	4:00 PM CET	Felix Huber, ICFO Barcelona	Positive Maps and Matrix Contractions	https://arxiv.org/abs/2002.12887		Will talk about how to construct matrix "polynomials" that are positive on the positive cone, and the connections with entanglement theory.
14	Wed	Mar 25
15	Thu	Mar 26
16	Fri	Mar 27	4:00 PM CET	Joseph Bowles, ICFO Barcelona	Bounding sets of sequential quantum correlations and device-independent randomness certification	https://arxiv.org/abs/1911.11056	https://us04web.zoom.us/j/549425906 Meeting ID: 549 425 906
17	Sat	Mar 28
18	Sun	Mar 29
19	Mon	Mar 30
20	Tue	Mar 31	3:00 PM CEST	Markus Heinrich, U Cologne	Quantum homeopathy works: Efficient unitary designs with a system-size independent number of non-Clifford gates	https://arxiv.org/abs/2002.09524	https://uni-koeln.zoom.us/j/151170447
21	Wed	Apr 1	3:00 PM CET	C. Jebarathinam, NCKU Tainan	Selftesting Quantum Information Processing using quantumness of separable states	https://arxiv.org/abs/1912.01270	https://zoom.us/j/728816323
22	Thu	Apr 2
23	Fri	Apr 3	4:00 PM CET	Miguel Navascués, IQOQI Vienna	Translating uncontrolled systems in time	https://arxiv.org/abs/1903.10568	https://zoom.us/j/761441595?pwd=VVY4QnNPNHlJdjlQV1E3SVRCVm5ZUT09	I will summarize my group's latest results on time warping devices
24	Sat	Apr 4
25	Sun	Apr 5
26	Mon	Apr 6	4:00 PM CEST	Mark Stuckey, Etown College, USA	Quantum mysteries for anybody: Solved. Answering Mermin's challenge.	https://arxiv.org/abs/1809.08231	https://us04web.zoom.us/j/779482337	I will provide a principle explanation for the entanglement of Bell spin states to answer Mermin's challenge to explain the way the Mermin device works "in terms meaningful to a general reader struggling with the dilemma raised by the device."
27	Tue	Apr 7
28	Thu	Apr 9	2:00 PM CEST	Flavien Hirsch, IQOQI Vienna	Device independent quantification of entanglement is not always possible	https://arxiv.org/abs/2003.14189	Zoom: Meeting-ID: 820 115 128 Passwort: 0Z3Xsc
29	Fri	Apr 10
30	Sat	Apr 11
31	Sun	Apr 12
32	Mon	Apr 13					TBA
33	Tue	Apr 14	5:00:00 PM CET	Le Lab Quantique	Meetup Drug discovery, QC with neutral atoms, Ultra Strong Coupling Physics		https://www.meetup.com/Paris-Quantum-Computing-Technologies/events/269861384/
34	Wed	Apr 15
35	Thu	Apr 16	3:00 PM CEST	Aleks Kissinger, U Oxford	An Introduction to the ZX-Calculus, and Some Applications in Quantum Software	https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.03178	https://zoom.us/j/94816636388?pwd=WWJnVjZrRHE2QWUwWjJLUUd0aVlDZz09	I will give a brief introduction to the ZX-calculus: what it is and what it does, then talk about some recent work in using ZX-based techniques to optimise, verify, and classically simulate quantum circuits.	can you please record it? [Can someone please post the recorded video links if they have it? Thank you]
36	Fri	Apr 17	4:00 PM CEST	Felipe Montealegre-Mora, Cologne	Clifford tensor powers: from Howe to how	https://arxiv.org/abs/1906.07230	https://uni-koeln.zoom.us/j/93539518678?pwd=M0J3b28reVM1cTlxNm5oeXBMbDUxdz09
37	Sat	Apr 18
38	Sun	Apr 19
39	Mon	Apr 20	2:00 PM CEST	Yutaka Shikano, Keio University	Real-time in-vivo thermometry on worms by nitrogen-vacancy center in nanodiamond	https://arxiv.org/abs/2001.02844	https://zoom.us/j/223299474?pwd=a2l6ZUxWYWw2aFEzeWxwdUVJa0Qvdz09	Temperature affects various physiological functions and is one of the most important factors in homeostasis. However, these physiological functions have not yet understood from the biochemical viewpoint. While several biological samples do not have the temperature receptor, they seem to adapt the temperature. In the standard sense of theoretical physics, the "small-scale" temperature is not well defined. Recently, the room-temperature operated nano-scale thermometry is established to use the nitrogen-vacancy center in nanodiamond. This thermal probe is the bio nontoxic. This is well known as one of the best candidates on the bio-sensing applications. In our study, Caenorhabditis elegans (C. elegans) is considered. C. elegans does not have the temperature receptor but control the aging speed by temperature. As the proof-of-concept experiment on the biological application by the nanodiamond thermometry, we measured the thermogenic response of C. elegans due to the chemical stimuli. This work is basically collaborated with Masazumi Fujiwara group and Eriko Kage-Nakadai group, which are in Osaka City University.
40	Tue	Apr 21
41	Wed	Apr 22
42	Thu	Apr 23
43	Fri	Apr 24	2:00 OM CEST	Ivette Fuentes, U Nottingham	Miniaturized quantum sensors for Fundamental Physics and applications in gravimetry		https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85957588387?pwd=dFhYbTJKeFRDd2hRdEhUYThlTytTUT09
44	Sat	Apr 25
45	Sun	Apr 26
46	Mon	Apr 27
47	Tue	Apr 28	3:00 PM CEST	Zhou Wenbin, Nagoya University, Japan	“Quantumness” always happens in time—and needs to be programmable	https://arxiv.org/abs/1908.11274	https://us04web.zoom.us/j/78334129052?pwd=MjNMRnczL1RIb1FLeitaS01SdkxoZz09
48	Wed	Apr 29	7:30 PM CEST	Charles Marcus, Copenhagen, Denmark	External talk (Long Range Colloquium): "Zero-field Topological Superconductivity in Ferromagnetic Hybrid Nanowires"	More info:	https://virtualscienceforum.org/#/long_range_colloquium
49	Thu	Apr 30	5:00 PM CEST	Darrick Chang, ICFO, Spain	External talk (Quantum Science Seminar): "The maximum refractive index of an atomic medium"	More info:	https://quantumscienceseminar.com/schedule/
50	Fri	May 1
51	Sat	May 2
52	Sun	May 3
53	Mon	May 4	3:00 PM CEST	Emanuele Dalla Torre, Bar-Ilan University	Identification of symmetry-protected topological states on noisy quantum computers	https://arxiv.org/abs/2002.04620	https://zoom.us/s/9507474535
54	Tue	May 5
55	Wed	May 6	3:00 PM CEST	Daniel Miller, HHU-Düsseldorf, Germany	Noise thresholds for multipartite entanglement based on sector lengths of qudit Bloch vectors	https://arxiv.org/abs/1910.09551	https://hhu.webex.com/hhu/j.php?MTID=m9eeb848ee0f032c412ece5271774112a
56	Thu	May 7	5:00 PM CEST	Jacqueline Bloch	External talk (Quantum Science Seminar): "Polaritons"	More info:	https://quantumscienceseminar.com/schedule/
57	Fri	May 8
58	Sat	May 9
59	Sun	May 10
60	Mon	May 11
61	Tue	May 12
62	Wed	May 13	5:00 PM CEST	Klaus Mølmer	External talk (Quantum Science Seminar): "Quantum Optics"	More info:	https://quantumscienceseminar.com/schedule/
63	Thu	May 14
64	Fri	May 15
65	Sat	May 16
66	Sun	May 17
67	Mon	May 18
68	Tue	May 19
69	Wed	May 20
70	Thu	May 21	4:00 PM CEST	Alex Pozas-Kerstjens	Bounding correlations in quantum causal networks		https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85913527238?pwd=ZS9TNDVmRmJkNERsWGxYbDN4a2tVZz09	I will give a summary of recent results in methods of bounding classical and quantum correlations in arbitrary causal structures. Namely, it will be a summary of arXivs: 1904.08943, 1909.10519 and 2002.02773
71	Fri	May 22
72	Sat	May 23
73	Sun	May 24
74	Mon	May 25
75	Tue	May 26
76	Wed	May 27	11:40 AM CEST	Frank Pollmann	External talk: "“Efficient simulations of quantum many-body systems on a quantum computer”		Please register at http://tiny.cc/biuoptics for Zoom link
77	Thu	May 28
78	Fri	May 29	4:30 PM CEST	Pablo Arrighi	A short introduction to Quantum Cellular Automata		Please email niel.debeaudrap@cs.ox.ac.uk for Zoom invitation
79	Sat	May 30
80	Sun	May 31
81	Mon	Jun 1
82	Tue	Jun 2	9:30 AM -- 5:30 PM CET	2-6 June, QPL 2020 livestreaming + slack lounges.	https://www.monoidal.net/paris2020/qpl/schedule.html	17th Quantum Physics and Logics conference	Registration is free, but mandatory
83	Wed	Jun 3	11:00 AM CEST	Dimitris Angelakis	External natures of localization with interacting photons in superconducting qubits”		Please register at http://tiny.cc/biuoptics for Zoom link
84	Thu	Jun 4
85	Fri	Jun 5
86	Sat	Jun 6
87	Sun	Jun 7
88	Mon	Jun 8
89	Tue	Jun 9
90	Wed	Jun 10	11:00 AM CEST	Prasanta K. Panigrahi	External talk: “Simulation of coupled photons and cavity dynamics on IBM quantum computer”		Please register at http://tiny.cc/biuoptics for Zoom link
91	Thu	Jun 11
92	Fri	Jun 12
93	Sat	Jun 13
94	Sun	Jun 14
95	Mon	Jun 15
96	Tue	Jun 16
97	Wed	Jun 17	11:00 AM CEST	Titus Neupert	External talk: "Solving a small Hubbard model on IBM’s quantum computer"		Please register at http://tiny.cc/biuoptics for Zoom link
98	Thu	Jun 18	11:00 AM CEST	Abdul Karim Obeid	Non-Associativity Of The Foulis-Randall Product In Combinatorial Contextuality		https://qut.zoom.us/j/96610001146
99	Fri	Jun 19
100	Sat	Jun 20