\nDear Colleagues,
\nThis is the first announcement for the tenth QIP (Quantum Information
\nProcessing) Workshop, to be held in Brisbane, Australia, from January 30
\nthrough February 3, 2007.
\nThe deadline for abstract submission for contributed talks (long and
\nshort) and for posters is 4 November, 2006.
\nThe deadline for early bird registration is 24 November, 2006.
\nFull details are available at the workshop website:
\nhttp:\/\/qipworkshop.org\/
\nHope to see you in Brisbane in 2007!
\nRegards,
\nMichael Nielsen\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
QIP is the premier quantum information science conference for theorists (why it is called a workshop is beyond me!) I’m teaching winter term, but I hope to be able to take the week to attend QIP.
\nAs a dedicated consipiracy theorist, I think it is interesting to note that QIP has been moving towards progressively warmer climates. I mean the QIPs in the early 2000s were all totally freezing (-12 is cold in both F and C) or accompanied by major storms. I suspect this is a sign of the maturation of the field. On the other hand, Brisbane was the site of a horrible massive huricane last year (crap I hope I didn’t just jinx Brisvegas.)<\/del> <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Via Michael Nielsen comes the first announcement of QIP 2006 Dear Colleagues, This is the first announcement for the tenth QIP (Quantum Information Processing) Workshop, to be held in Brisbane, Australia, from January 30 through February 3, 2007. The deadline for abstract submission for contributed talks (long and short) and for posters is 4 November, … <\/p>\n
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