Join us for an enlightening event focused on the exciting world of quantum algorithms. This event is designed for professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts who are eager to explore the potential and challenges of quantum computing. This is the first one of the Quantum breakfast series organised by the University of Luxembourg and the Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. The event will be moderated by Lisa Burke.
Programme
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8:30
Registration & coffee
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9:00
Welcome words
Pascal Bouvry
Dean, Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine, University of Luxembourg
Christian Pauly
Project Manager in new technologies and state aid, Ministry of the Economy
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9:10
How quantum and classical computers work together
Predicted for the first time more than 40 years ago, quantum computers are supposed to solve problems which are intractable to their classical counterparts. Recently, quantum computers have become a reality, allowing to perform smaller calculations, and showing a rapid growth potential by further improving hardware capabilities. In this talk I will reflect on quantum algorithms and how quantum and classical computers team up to solve most complex tasks of today in chemistry, optimization, and physics, just to name a few.
Marko Rancic
Professor in high-performance and quantum computing, University of Luxembourg
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9.30
Luxprovide
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10.00
Break
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10:15
Round table
Christian Pauly
Project Manager in new technologies and state aid, Ministry of the Economy
Marko Rancic
Professor in high-performance and quantum computing, University of Luxembourg
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11.00
Closing words
Moderation
Registration
Registration is free but mandatory. Please register before 5 June 2025
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