Join us for an enlightening event focused on the exciting world of quantum computing. This event is designed for professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts who are eager to explore the potential and challenges of quantum computing. This is the third 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
Philippe Hiligsmann
Vice-rector for Academic and Student Affairs, University of Luxembourg
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9:10
Topological quantum computing
Recent years have witnessed tremendous progress in the construction of quantum computers, which could solve certain problems much more efficiently than the best “classical” computers. Quantum computers work with qubits (“quantum bits”) instead of the bits which store information in classical computers. In this presentation, I will review different experimental realizations of qubits and, in particular, I will show how topological qubits could lead to more performant quantum computers.
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9.30
Topic to be confirmed
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10.00
Break
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10:15
Round table
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11.00
Closing
Moderation
Registration
Registration is free but mandatory. Please register before 11 September 2025.
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