Michel Nielsen passes along and email detailing the fact that the deadlines for QIP 2007, to be held in Brisbane, Australia, are fast approaching:<\/p>\n
\nQIP 2007
\nThe tenth QIP (Quantum Information Processing) Workshop is to be held in
\nBrisbane, Australia, from January 30 through February 3, 2007. QIP covers
\ntheoretical aspects of quantum information science, including quantum
\ncomputing, quantum cryptography, and quantum information theory.
\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.
\nSome partial support available for students and postdocs will be available
\n(see the website).
\nFull details are available at the workshop website:
\nhttp:\/\/qipworkshop.org\/
\nLinks to past QIP workshops (including programs) are available at the
\nwebsite. Note that this year’s program will follow a similar format to
\nQIP 2006, with approximately 10 invited talks, and 30 contributed talks.
\nHope to see you in Brisbane in 2007!\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
I have to decide whether I’m going to be able to make it this year as I’m teaching Data Structures next term. Two years in a row missing QIP sounds really bad to me. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Michel Nielsen passes along and email detailing the fact that the deadlines for QIP 2007, to be held in Brisbane, Australia, are fast approaching: QIP 2007 The tenth QIP (Quantum Information Processing) Workshop is to be held in Brisbane, Australia, from January 30 through February 3, 2007. QIP covers theoretical aspects of quantum information science, … <\/p>\n
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