Quantum
Computation 2000-2001 (Caltech)
Instructor: John Preskill
This course is based upon the first regular course taught on this
subject
in 1998 by J. Preskill and A. Kitaev.
All notes and homework are available.
Quantum Computation (UC Berkeley): Fall 1997 , Fall 2000
, Fall
2002
Instructor: Umesh Vazirani
The first original regular course on Quantum Computing
Quantum
Information Science (MIT)
Instructor: Isaac Chuang
One of the authors of the Reference book.
Special
Topics in Quantum Computation (Baltimore)
Instructor: Lomonaco (The Department of Computer Science and
Electrical
Engineering ,University of Maryland)
Quantum
Information Processing by David
Mermin
(Cornell University)
David Mermin has been working recently on this subject. A list of his
recent publications is accessible from his web page.
Quantum
Computation and Quantum Information Theory , (Pittsburg) a course
organized by
- the Physics Dept & Computer Sc. Dept, Carnegie Mellon
University
- the Dept of Physics & Astronomy, University of Pittsburgh,
Instructors: Robert Griffiths, David Collins, Frank Tabakin
Quantum
Information , Fall 2002 , (Albuquerque)
Instructor: Carlton M. Caves (Department of Physics and
Astronomy,
University of New Mexico)
Theory of
Quantum Computation: introduction and current problems, Fall 2002
(Ann Arbor)
Instructor: Yaoyun Shi (Department
of
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of
Michigan)
Quantum
Information Theory , Fall 2002 (Nashville TN),
Instructor: Dietmar Bisch,
(Department
of Mathematics Vanderbilt University )
Quantum
Computing Winter 2006, (University of Washington, Seattle)
Instructor: Dave Bacon
Department of Computer Science & Engineering
Courses and Lectures abroad
Quantum
Information Processing
, 2002 version (Aarhus University, Denmark)
Instructors: Ivan Damgård and Louis Salvail
Introduction to
Quantum
Information (Benasque Center of Physics, Spain):
a series of tutorial and courses on the web
Tutorials on Quantum Information (Institut für Mathematische Physik, Fachbereich Physik, Technische Universität Braunschweig),
Quantum
information
theory , course given at the University of Innsbruck (May-June,
1998)
Lecture Notes by Benjamin Schumacher (Kenyon College,
Gambier,
Ohio),
Quantum information
theory course given at the University of Cambridge,
Department of Pure Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics,
Instructors: Yuri Sukhov,
Dr N. Datta.
This course is an attempt to define a quantum information theory, by
analogy
with the mathematical theory of classical information.
This course is more suitable for graduate students in Mathematics.
Lecture 1-4 (ps, pdf) , Lecture 5-17 & 24 (ps, pdf)
Quantum Information introductory course
,
(Nottingham UK)
Instructor: Viacheslav
Belavkin,
(School of Mathematics, University of Nottingham, UK)
Networks
Center for Quantum Computation :
(based
at Oxford)
qubit.org provides useful information and links to all
material in
the field of quantum computing and information processing.
QUIPROCONE :
Quantum Information Processing & Communications
This is a network, based in the Hewlett-Packard Labs at
Bristol (UK),
providing the latest news about Quantum Computing.
The Physics of Quantum Information , European Research Network
Dan Gottesman's Quantum Computation Preprint Reviews page informal reviews of the current literature
Entanglement in Quantum Information Processing and Communication, European Research Network
Quantum Computation, I.S.I, Torino Italy,
Quantum Computing Labs
Quantum
Information and Information Physics at IBM Research Yorktown or IBM
Almaden
`` This page is dedicated to Rolf Landauer (1927-1999) who is
largely responsible
form making the physics of information a
serious subject of scientific study. During his long career at
IBM
Research, he continually emphasized the connection between
information processing and fundamental laws of physics, and
discovered the connection between logical irreversibility and heat
generation by computers now known as Landauer's principle. Our
group's
work main work is in quantum information and
computation theory, but we also study other aspects of the relation
between
physics and information processing ''
Quantum
Information Science and Technology, DARPA,
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)
is the central research and development organization for the
Department
of Defense (DoD).
It manages and directs selected basic and applied research and
development
projects for
DoD, and pursues research and technology where risk and payoff are
both
very high and
where success may provide dramatic advances for traditional military
roles
and missions.
Topological Quantum Computing @
Indiana
University :
This group has a complete web page with Lecture Notes, research
statements
and the latest news about experiments
The Stanford-Berkeley-MIT-IBM NMR Quantum
Computation Project (SQUINT)
Quantum Computation/Cryptography at Los Alamos
Quantum Computing Research Group University of Calgary
Labo de Crypto et Info Quantique , École d'informatique , Université McGill Montréal (Québec)
Quantum
Computation
at ISI/USC, Advanced Computer Architecture Laboratory,
University of Southern California , Marina Del Rey, CA
MagiQ Technology ,
New-York City & Sommerville, Mass.
``MagiQ Technologies is a pioneer in converting quantum information
processing
opportunities into
real-world implementations. MagiQ has assembled a group of
scientific collaborators
to provide the
company with early insight into the latest developments in QIP
research. MagiQ has also assembled an
advisory board of leaders from academia, business and government to
provide
ongoing outside counsel
throughout the product identification and development process.
Privately-held, MagiQ Technologies is headquartered in New York City
with
research & development
laboratories in Somerville, Mass.''
Institute for Quantum Information, Caltech, Pasadena CA
Quantum Information in Braunschweig, Germany
Quantum
Information Science at the University of Vigo, Vigo, Spain.
Optical and Atoms Labs
GAP-Optique ,
Department of Physics University of Geneva (Switzerland)
Group leader: Nicolas Gisin
This group has established a 2.2km long line for transmission
of
quantum encrypted messages
Press release: `` Why Geneva ? ''
Geneva University
development
in photon entanglement for enhanced encryption security and quantum
computers
Quantum Experiments and
the Foundations of Physics ,
research group at the Institute for Experimental Physics, Group
leader
: Anton Zeilinger
University of Vienna (Austria)
Center for
Quantum Optics and Quantum Information , Group Leader :
Peter Zoller
University of Innsbruck, (Austria).
Quantum Optics and Spectroscopy Group in Innsbruck (Austria), Group Leader : Rainer Blatt
Electrodynamique quantique en cavité , Laboratoire Kastler-Brossel, (ENS, Paris, France) , Group Leader : Serge Haroche
Quantum
Logic and Coherent Control , Time and Frequency Division (847)
National Institute of Standards and Technology , Boulder, Colorado,
Ion Storage group, Group Leader : David J. Wineland
Quantum Optics & Quantum Information , Leiden University, The Netherland
Department of Atomic and Laser Physics, Clarendon Laboratory, Oxford
Quantum Optics Group, Universität Konstanz, Konstanz, Germany
Microelectronic Labs
Centre for Quantum Computer
Technology
, University of New South Wales, (Sydney, Australia) Group Leader
: Robert G. Clark
Quantronics
Group , Service de Physique de l' Etat Condensé, CEA-Saclay Group
Leaders : Michel Devoret & Daniel Esteve
This group has built a qbits called the Quantronium, using Josephson
junctions
and microlithography, making the quantum computer much more realistic.
Quantum
Information
Research, Department
of Physics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
This lab investigates all possible physical realizations of quantum
computing,
including optics.
Quantum Transport ,
department
of NanoScience in the Faculty
of Applied Science at Delft
University of Technology.
DIMES (Delft Institute for
Microelectronics
and Submicron Technology).
Group Leaders : J.
E. Mooij and L.
P. Kouwenhoven.
The recent work of Kouwenhoven's group on two coupled quantum
dots
is an important step towards building controlled quantum gates.
(see cond-mat/02122489,
cond-mat/0205350
).
Conferences (2003)
Quantum Computation and Information: list of upcoming conferences
"Advanced Materials for Quantum Computing" Tsukuba Japan, January 14-17, 2003
Fifth Annual SQuInT Workshop, Santa Fe, New Mexico from February 7 - 9, 2003.
Bose-Einstein
Condensation and Quantum Information , 16-20 February
2003
Rydges Oasis Resort - Caloundra Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia
The making of a quantum computer, March 11, 2003, Bad Nauheim, Germany
3rd Meeting of the ESF-QIT programme: "Advances
in quantum information processing: from theory to experiments"
March 15-22, 2003, Ettore Majorana Center, Erice, Sicily, Italy
Quantum
Information Science, March 23-28, 2003, Four Points
Sheraton
Ventura, CA
Chair: David Awschalom, Vice-Chair: Birgitta
Whaley
Quantum Mechanics on the Large Scale, April 12 - 17, 2003, Banff International Research Station, Canada
PREP 2003: Postgraduate
Research Conference in Electronics, Photonics, Communications and
Software
14 -16 April, at Exeter University UK
SPIE
Aerosense 2003 Conference on Quantum Information and
Computation.
21-25 April 2003, Orlando, Florida, USA
Quantum and Reversible Computation, May 28-31, 2003, Stony Brook, New York
Workshop on Quantum Information. Center of Science, Benasque, Spain. 22 Jun - 11 Jul 2003
Quantum entanglement and information processing. Les Houches, France. 30 Jun - 25 Jul 2003
4th European
QIPC
Workshop. Clarendon Laboratory and Keble College,
University of Oxford, United Kingdom. 13 - 18 Jul 2003
2nd International Workshop on Quantum Dots for Quantum Computing
and
Classical Size Effect Circuits (IWQDQC)
August 7-9, 2003, University of Notre Dame, Indiana