With the support of the Quantum Support Action

financed by the European Commission

European Quantum Technologies Conference

EQTC 2019

Grenoble, France

February 18-22, 2019EQTC 2019 is the 1st international conference of the European Quantum Flagship, providing

a full coverage of European and International advances in quantum technologies

a full update on the European Flagship momentum, strategies and opportunities

Venue:

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GRENOBLE

MAISON MINATEC

To reach Maison Minatec: Maison Minatec is in front of the tram B stop 'Cité Internationale', directly

connected (5 mn) to the main Grenoble railway station and central bus station, and to Grenoble downtown

(10-15 mn).

Buses from Lyon or Geneva airports have a stop at the Grenoble station, 10 mn walk from Maison Minatec, or

using the tramway.

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Exhibition

attocube

BlueFors CryogenicsAlso wine and cheese dinner sponsor

CEA

European Patent Office

Grenoble Quantum Engineering

IOP Publising

Kiutra

M Squared Lasers Ltd.

Nu Quantum

Oxford Instruments Nanoscience

Photon Force

PicoQuant

QDevil ApS

QZabre LLC

Qu Tech

Raith

Springer

Zurich Instruments

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Sponsors

EQTC benefits from the financial support of

Invited speakers to the scientific plenary sessions

Thierry Debuisschert (Thales, France)

Philippe Duluc (Atos, France)

Ross Duncan (Computer and Information Sciences, University of Strathclyde - Cambridge Quantum

Computing Limited)

Markus Greiner (Department of Physics, University of Harvard)

Ronald Hanson (QuTech, Delft)

Anthony Laing (School of Physics, University of Bristol)

Thomas Monz (Institute for Experimental Physics, University of Innsbruck)

Mikko Möttönen (Aalto University)

Heike Riel (IBM Zurich)

Fabio Sciarrino (Dipartimento di Fisica, Sapienza University of Rome)

Leticia Tarruell (ICFO, Barcelona)

Maud Vinet (CEA-Leti, Grenoble)

Andreas Walraff (Quantum Device Lab, ETH Zurich)

Eva Weig (NanoMechanics Group, University of Konstanz)

Ronald de Wolf (CWI, Univ. of Amsterdam)

Hugo Zbinden (Quantum Technologies Group, University of Geneva)

Qiang Zhang (University of Science and Technology of China)

Programme

Sunday, Feb. 17th:

18:30 - 21:00 : welcome buffet, at Maison Minatec

advance collecting of conference badges

Monday, Feb. 18th :

08:00 : Welcome coffee, collecting of conference badges – late registration

09:00 - 11:00 : The European Quantum Flagship : presentation and discussion with the audience.

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With Gustav Kalbe (European Commission) – Jürgen Mlynek (former chair of the HLSC 1)

- Tommaso Calarco (FCO2, chair of the Quantum Community Network, FZ Jülich) and

Markus Wilkens (FCO, VDI)

11:00 - 11:30 : Coffee break sponsored by

11:30 – 13:00 : Plenary - invited talks : Ross Duncan, Ronald

Hanson, Thomas Monz

13:00 – 14:45 : Lunch break (buffet) – exhibition booths and posters (1st round)

14:45 – 16:30 : Plenary - the Flagship Governance

Overview by Thomas Strohm (FCO, Robert Bosch GmbH), followed by presentations

and discussion with the audience for the different Flagship governance bodies, with Pr

Jürgen Mlynek, former chair of the HLSC1, Thierry Debuisschert (Thales), chair of

Scientific and Engineering Board (SEB) and Tommaso Calarco (FZ Julich), chair of the

Quantum Community Network (QCN)

16:30-18:30 : Beer event – exhibition booths and posters (1st round)

Tuesday, Feb. 19th :

08:45 – 10:15 : Plenary - invited talks : Qiang Zhang, Philippe Duluc, Leticia Tarruell

10:15 – 10:45 : Coffee break

10:45 – 12:15 : Plenary – the Flagship Working Groups, presentations and short reports

Innovation Working Group (WG), Strategic Research Agenda (SRA), WG, Education and

training WG, Gender WG

[in-depth discussion of the SRA for each Flagship pillar, and of the Innovation strategy

and challenges in specific sessions on Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday and Thursday]

12:15 – 14:00 : Lunch break (buffet) – exhibition booths and posters (1st round)

14:00 – 15:45 : Parallel – Oral presentations

BSCC3 (Platine) Computing (Auditorium) Simulation (Titane)

15:45 – 16:15 : Coffee Break

16:15 – 17:10 : Parallel - Presentation of the SRA and discussion with the audience

Communication (room : Platine) Computing (room : Auditorium)

17:15 – 18:10 : Parallel - Presentation of the SRA and discussion with the audience

Simulation (room : Platine) Sensing and metrology (room : Auditorium)

Tuesday, Feb. 19th

19:30 : Gala dinner (Grenoble World Trade Centre)4

Wednesday, Feb. 20th :

08:45 – 10:45 : Plenary - invited talks : Mikko Möttönen, Eva Weig, Heike Riel, Ronald de Wolf

1 High Level Steering Committee appointed by the European Commission to prepare the Quantum Flagship.2 The Flagship Coordination Office associates the members of the current and future Coordination and Support Actions ofthe Flagship: Quantum Support Action (QSA), Quantum Technology Flagship Coordination and Support Action (QFLAG).3 Basic Science and Cross Cutting topics.4 Upon registration.

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10:45 – 11:15 : Coffee break

11:15 – 12:45 : Parallel : report and discussion with the audience for

Innovation Working Group Education and Training Working Group

(Platine) (Auditorium)

12:45 – 14:30 : Lunch break (buffet) – exhibition booths and posters (2nd round)

14:30 – 16:30 : Parallel – Oral presentations

BSCC5 (Platine) Communication (Auditorium) Computing (Titane)

16:30 – 18:15 : Beer event – exhibition booths and posters (2nd round)

Thursday, Feb. 21th :

08:45 – 10:15 : Parallel – Oral presentations

Simulation (Platine) Communication (Auditorium) Sensing (Titane)

10:15 – 10:45 : Coffee break

10:45 – 12:15 : Parallel – Oral presentations

Sensing (Platine) BSCC (Auditorium) Communication (Titane)

12:15 – 14:00 : Lunch break (buffet) – exhibition booths and posters (2nd round)

14:00 – 15:40 : Plenary - invited talks : Maud Vinet, Markus Greiner, Hugo Zbinden

Short presentation of standardization and aerospace sessions

15:40 – 16:10 : Coffee break

16:10 – 17:25 : Parallel sessions

Standardization for quantum technologies : how to prepare your innovation for

industry (Titane)

with Andreas Jenet1, Adam M Lewis1, Christian Goroncy2, Samira Nik3, Fabio Taucer1,

Christian Trefzger4, Luc Van den Berghe3 from 1European Commission JRC, 2Deutsches

Institut für Normung (DIN), 3CEN-CENELEC and 4European Commission DG Connect

Applications and challenges for quantum technologies in aerospace technologies

(Platine)

Applications and challenges for quantum technologies in aerospace technologies

(Auditorium). Chaired by Frank Wilhelm-Mauch (FCO, Univ. Saarland)

Introductory talks : Tobias Stollenwerk (DLR, Germany), Thierry Botter (Airbus,

Germany)

Roundtable, discussion with the audience: Paolo Bianco (Airbus), Aussie Schnore (GE

Global Research), Tobias Stollenwerk (DLR)

17:30 – 18:45 : Parallel sessions

Strategic Research Agenda for Basic Science and Cross Cutting topics (Platine)

report and discussion with the audience

International cooperation for quantum technologies (Titane)

chaired by Philippe Chomaz (FCO, CEA)

18:45 – 21:00 : Wine and cheese event (dinner) 6

Sponsored by BlueFors Cryogenics

5 Basic Science and Cross Cutting topics6 Opened to all participants registered to EQTC.

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Friday, Feb. 22nd :

08:45 – 10:30 : Parallel – Oral presentations

BSCC (Platine) Computing (Auditorium) Sensing (Titane)

10:30 – 11:00 : Coffee break

11:00 – 13:00 : Plenary - invited talks : Anthony Laing, Fabio Sciarrino, Andreas Walraff, Thierry

Debuisschert

13:00 – 13:30 : Next events of the Quantum Flagship, farewell

13:30 – 15:00 : Lunch (take-away or on site)

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Education and training in quantum technologies workshop

Embedded within the conference, this specific event focus on the education and training issues associated with

the quantum technologies.

Education & Training sector is part of the Flagship strategic agenda. The main goals of the workshop are

education community building, and creating a Strategic Research Agenda (SRA) for Education & Training within

the Flagship based on the document "Support QT beyond H2020"

Programme :

Tuesday, Feb. 19th

10:45 – 12:15 Plenary EQTC : Innovation WG, strategic research agenda WW, education

and training WG, gender WG

12:15 – 14:00 Lunch (buffet)

14:00 – 16:00 1st education session, Chrome 2

16:00 – 17:30 Coffee break, posters

17:30-18:30 2nd education session, Chrome 2

Wednesday, Feb. 20th

8:45 - 10:45 3rd education session, Chrome 2

10:45 – 11:15 Coffee break

11:15 – 12:30 4th education session, Chrome 2

12:30-14:15 Lunch (buffet)

14:15 End of the Education and Training Workshop

Organizing board : Hervé Courtois, Grenoble Alpes University

Marisa Michelini, University of Udine

Oxana Mishina – chair, Trieste University and Technische Universität Braunschweig

Rainer Müller, Technische Universität Braunschweig

Cold Atom Quantum Technologies (AtomQT) meetings - COST Action CA16221

AtomQT - a COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) action

Contact : Philippe Bouyer, Insitut d’Optique Graduate School

Monday 18th, 16:00 – 18:00 1st session : Commercial Sensors & Enabling Technologies

Chrome 1

Wednesday 20th, 17:00 – 18:30 2nd session : Academic Developments and Industrial Customer

Perspective Chrome 1

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Programme of the parallel oral sessions

Tuesday

BSCC COMPUTING SIMULATION

Tuesday - 14:00-15:45 Tuesday - 14:00-15:45 Tuesday - 14:00-15:45

BSCC - 1 (Platine) Computing - 1 (Auditorium) Simulation - 1 (Titane)

1 1 1

2 2 2

3 3 3

4 4 4

5 5 5

6 6 6

7 7 7

Programmable Atomic Large-Scale Quantum Simulation (Project PASQuanS) – Andrew Daley

A linear Paul trap for catching, sympathetic cooling, identifying and shooting out ions: Applications in quantum information – Ferdinand Schmidt-Kaler

OTOCs and SPT invariants from statistical correlations of randomized measurements – Andreas Elben

Optical Backaction-Evading Measurement of a Mechanical Oscillator – Shomroni Itay

A Shuttling-Based Trapped Ion Quantum Processing Node - Poschinger Ulrich

Coherence effects in Atomtronics circuits – Luigi Amico

Entanglement preserving local thermalization - Hsieh Chung-Yun

Non-Abelian adiabatic geometric transformations in a cold Strontium gas - Wilkowski David

Hypersonic matterwave guiding for atom-interferometry – Wolf Von Klitzing

Preparation and detection of a phonon Fock states at room temperature - Tarrago Velez Santiago

Quantum Information Processing using Trapped Atomic Ions and MAGIC - Wunderlich Christof

Exciton and charge transport via cavity-mediated long-range interactions – Guido Pupillo

Electron quantum optics and quantum signal processing - Degiovanni Pascal

Gate-efficient simulation of molecular eigenstates on a quantum computer - Ganzhorn Marc

Quantum Frequency Comb for Quantum Complex Networks – Valentina Parigi

Minimal Excitations in the Fractional Quantum Hall Regime - Rech Jérôme

The materials science of Josephson junctions: modelling their formation and electrical response from an atomistic point of view – Jared Cole

Sample complexity of device-independently certified "quantum supremacy" – Kliesch Martin

Zero-field magnetometry based on nitrogen-vacancy ensembles in diamond - Wickenbrock Arne

Advanced quantum computing with trapped ions (Project Aqtion) - Thomas Monz - Universität Innsbruck, Austria

Probing the influence of many-body fluctuations on Cooper pair tunneling using circuit QED – Leger Sebastien

Wednesday

BSCC COMPUTING COMMUNICATION

Wednesday - 14:00-16:00 Wednesday - 14:00-16:00 Wednesday - 14:00-16:00

BSCC - 2 (Platine) Computing - 2 (Titane) Communication - 1 (Auditorium)

8 8 1

9 9 2

10 10 3

11 11 4

12 12 5

13 13 6

14 14 7

15 15 8

New single photon emitters in diamond based on group IV impurities - Ditalia Tchernij Sviatoslav

T-count optimization of quantum circuits using graph-theoretical rewriting of ZX-diagrams - Van De Wetering John

Quantum Internet Alliance (Project QIA) - Stephanie Wehner

Deterministic Creation and Spins in Quantum Emitters in Atomically Thin Semiconductors - Montblanch Alejandro

An Open Superconducting Quantum Computer (Project OpenSuperQ) - Frank Wilhelm-Mauch - Universität des Saarlandes, Germany

Affordable Quantum Communication for Everyone: Revolutionizing the Quantum Ecosystem from Fabrication to Application (Project UNIQORN) - Hannes Hübel

Nanomaterials with optically addressable spins for quantum technologies – Goldner Philippe Quantum Lattice Enumeration - Shen Yixin Quantum Storage of Frequency-Multiplexed

Heralded Single Photons - Dario Lago-Rivera

Two-dimensional quantum materials and devices for scalable integrated photonic circuits (Project 2DSIPC) – Dmitri Efetov

Application on LHC High Energy Physic data analysis with IBM Quantum Computing Guan Wen

Towards broadband optical spin-wave quantum memory - Alexey Tiranov

Scalable Two-Dimensional Quantum Integrated Photonics (Project S2QUIP) - Klaus Jöns

"Training" parameterized quantum circuits - Theis Dirk Oliver

A Broadband Rb Vapor Cell Quantum Memory for Single Photons - Gianni Buser

Scalable Rare Earth Ion Quantum Computing Nodes (Project SQUARE) - Hunger David

Flight Gate Assignment with a Quantum Annealer - Stollenwerk Tobias

Diamond Qubits in Nanocavity Spin-Photon Interfaces for Quantum Communication - Tim Schröder

Optical nanofibre mediated light interactions with cold Rb atoms - Nic Chormaic SÌle

Quantum Annealing Tabu Search – Pastorello Davide Quantum Teleportation and Entanglement Swapping with Photons from a Quantum Dot - Klaus Jöns

Microwave driven ion trap quantum computing (Project MicroQC) – Nikolay V. Vitanov

Quantum circuits with quantum control of causal orders - Branciard Cyril

Thursday (1st part)

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COMMUNICATION SENSING SIMULATION

Thursday - 08:45-10:15 Thursday - 08:45-10:15 Thursday - 08:45-10:15

Sensing - 1 (Titane) Simulation - 2 (Platine)

1 8

2 9

3 10

4 11

5 12

6 13

Building the UK Quantum Network - Joseph Pearse

Quantum jump metrology - Almut Beige Analogue randomized benchmarking for testing quantum simulation – Derbyshire Ellen

Continuous Variable Quantum Communications (Project CiViQ) - Valerio Pruneri UK National Quantum Technology Hub in

Sensors and Metrology – Yeshpal Singh

Quantum simulation and entanglement engineering in quantum cascade laser frequency combs (Project Qombs) – Francesco Minardi

A novel, simple source of quantum microwaves: Josephson-photonics devices - Kubala Björn

Quantum sensors with matter waves : geodesy, navigation and general relativity - Philippe Bouyer

Experimental studies of spin dynamics in an atomic dipolar condensate – Olivier Gorceix

Quantum Random Number Generators: cheaper, faster and more secure (Project QRANGE) - Hugo Zbinden

Relaxation and Dephasing in Hot - Electron Quantum Optics Interferometry - Clark Lewis

Simulating Nagaoka Ferromagnetism in a 2◊2 Quantum Dot Array – Mukhopadhyay Uditendu

Feasibility demonstration of Space Quantum Communications with MEO orbits for critical infrastructures - Paolo Villoresi

Single microwave photon detection by an underdamped Josephson junction - Oelsner Gregor

Controlling symmetry and localization with artificial gauge fields in disordered quantum systems – Chicireanu Radu

Supporting the commercialisation of quantum key distribution technology with SI-traceable measurements - Robert Kirkwood Microwave field imaging with atomic vapor

cells - Shi Yongqi

Investigating many-body quantum phenomena with dipolar gases of erbium atoms – Lauriane Chomaz

Thursday (2nd part)

BSCC COMMUNICATION SENSINGThursday - 10:45-12:15 Thursday - 10:45-12:15 Thursday - 10:45-12:15

BSCC- 3 (Auditorium) Communication 3 (Titane) Sensing - 2 (Platine)

16 15 7

17 16 8

18 17 9

19 18 10

20 19 11

21 20 12

Temporal mode selective measurement and purification of quantum light - Ansari Vahid

Security and implementation of practical unforgeable quantum money - Mathieu Bozzio

Spin squeezing in a trapped atom clock and waveguide design for on chip atom interferometry - Garrido Alzar Carlos L.

Electric-field control of CMOS silicon spin qubits - Niquet Yann-Michel

Classical delegation of secret qubits and Applications in quantum protocols - Alexandru Cojocaru

Leveraging room temperature diamond quantum dynamics to enable safe, first-of-its-kind, multimodal cardiac imaging (Project MetaboliQs) – Ilai Schwarzts

Superconducting Josephson junctions in Si and Ge based scalable technology - Lefloch François

Quantum random number generation with partially characterised devices based on bounded energy - Davide Rusca

Quantum Absolute Sensors for Gravity measurements - Merlet Sèbastien,

Cooper pair splitting, thermoelectricity, and quantum heat engine in graphene NSN system - Hakonen Pertti

Anonymity for practical quantum networks - Anupama Unnikrishnan

Advancing Science and TEchnology thRough dIamond Quantum Sensing (Project ASTERIQS) - Thierry Debuisschert

Quantum metamaterials composed of superconducting flux qubits - Il'ichev Evgeni

Heralded entanglement in quantum communication networks - Rob Thew

Using polarons for sub-nK quantum non-demolition thermometry in a Bose-Einstein condensate - Mehboudi Mohammad

Technology and Engineering for Quantum Technologies - Radu Iuliana

NanoBob: Quantum Secure Communication with a CubeSat - Erik Kerstel

Integrated Quantum Clock (Project iqClock) – Yeshpal Singh

Friday

BSCC COMPUTING SENSINGFriday - 8:45-10:30 Friday - 8:45-10:30 Friday - 8:45-10:30

Computing - 3 (Auditorium) Sensing - 3 (Titane)

16 13

17 14

18 15

19 16

20 17

21 18

22 19

Quantum Microwave Communication and Sensing (Project QMICS) – Mikko Möttönen

Single shot high fidelity QND qubit readout using a transmon molecule in a 3D cavity – Remy Dassonneville

Noise-immune cavity-assisted non-destructive detection for an optical lattice clock in the quantum regime - Lodewyck Jérôme

Microwave remote state preparation vs. quantum cryptography - Deppe Frank

Strong Microwave Photon Coupling to the Quadrupole Moment of an Electron in Solid State - Koski Jonne

Quantum enhanced optical measurements with twin-beams: from absorbtion estimation to ghost microscopy - Losero Elena

Photons for Quantum Simulation (Project PhoQus) – Alberto Bramati - Sorbonne Université, France

Gate-Based High Fidelity Spin Readout in a CMOS Device - Niegemann David

Time-continuous measurements for advanced quantum metrology - Genoni Marco G.

Hong-Ou-Mandel effect under partial time reversal: an interference effect due to timelike indistinguishability in the amplification of light - Cerf Nicolas

Circuit quantum electrodynamics with silicon spin qubits - Benito Monica Towards a quantum-enhanced trapped-atom

clock on a chip - Reichel Jakob (2)

Sub-Poissonian Photon Gun by Coherent Diffusive Photonics (Project PhoG) - Natalia Korolkova

Gate-based readout for silicon spin qubits: Optimization and Scaling Lisa Ibberson Overcoming resolution limits with quantum

sensing – Gefen Tuvia

The commercial case for QKD: an analysis of use cases and implications for the performance of the underlying technology - Ryan Parker

Long-range spin entanglement in semiconductor quantum circuits - Jadot Baptiste

Miniature Atomic vapor-Cells Quantum devices for SensIng and Metrology AppLications (Project MACQSIMAL) - Jacques Haesler

D-dimensional frequency-time entangled cluster states with on-chip/fiber-based photonic systems - Kues Michael

Coherent displacement of individual electron spins in a two-dimensional array of tunnel coupled quantum dots - Mortemousque Pierre-André Beam shaping and control in an optical fibre

based atom interferometer - Farries Mark

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See the full list of authors and affiliations, and abstracts, on the .pdf file with the full programme (sent to all

participants, and downloadable on EQTC website).

Posters

The posters are displayed within two sessions (Palladium and Titane rooms, ground floor)

1st session : Monday-Tuesday 2nd session : Wednesday – Thursday

Find the full list of the posters within the pdf file of the conference abstracts.

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EQTC scientific Committee

Cyril Allouche Atos, FranceAndris Ambainis Faculty of Physics and Mathematics, University of LatviaAlexia Auffèves Institut Néel, CNRS & Univ. Grenoble AlpesAlmut Beige University of LeedsEleni Diamanti CNRS & Sorbonne University, ParisDaniel Dolfi Thales, FranceKlaus Ensslin Nanophysics Group, ETH ZurichDaniel Estève SPEC, CEA SaclayTilman Esslinger Quantum Optics Group, ETH ZurichFrancesca Ferlaino IQOQI, University of InnsbruckAndreas Fuhrer IBM Zurich, SwitzerlandJean-Michel Gérard Inac/Pheliqs, CEA & Univ. Grenoble AlpesChristiane Koch Quantum Dynamics and Control Group, University of KasselMaciej Lewenstein Quantum Optics Theory, ICFO (Barcelona)Chiara Macchiavello Dipartimento di Fisica - Università di PaviaMichael Marthaler Heisenberg Quantum Simulations, GermanyJukka Pekola Low Temperature Laboratory, Aalto UniversitySimon Perdrix LORIA, CNRSStefano Pironio Laboratoire d’Information Quantique, Université Libre de BruxellesAna Predojevic Department of Physics, University of StockholmPiet Schmidt Institute for experimental quantum metrology, PTB & University of HannoverFerdinand Schmidt-Kaler QUANTUM, Johannes Gutenberg Univ. Mainz Lieven Vandersypen QuTech, TU Delft and TNO

EQTC organizing Committee

Daniele Binosi ECTSTAR, TrentoHervé Courtois Institut Néel, CNRS & Univ. Grenoble AlpesDavid Holden CEA, GrenobleMehdi Mhalla LIG, CNRS & Univ. Grenoble AlpesAnna Minguzzi LPMMC, CNRS & Univ. Grenoble Alpes co-chairYves Samson CEA, Grenoble co-chairRob Thew Quantum Technologies Group, University of Geneva

EQTC 2019 is organized in the context of the European Quantum Flagship,with the support of the Quantum Support Action,

a coordination action financed by the European Commission.

Find last news on the quantum Flagship at qt.euFind EQTC 2019 website at https://eqtc19.sciencesconf.org/

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Overview of the programme

Friday

08:00

08:30

09:00

09:30

10:00

10:30

11:00

11:30

12:00

12:30

13:00

13:30

14:00

14:30

15:00

15:30

16:00

16:30

17:00

17:30

18:00

18:30

19:00

19:30

20:00

COST

ATOM-QT

meeting (Chrome 1)

COST

ATOM-QT

meeting

(Chrome 1)

COST

ATOM-QT

meeting

(Chrome 1)

EDU

CA

TIO

N W

OR

KSH

OP

(C

hro

me

2-4

)

Oral sessions

BSCC (Platine)

Computing

(Auditorium)

Sensing

(Titane)

Coffee break

Plenary

Invited talks

(Platine)

Next events,

farewell

Lunch

(take-away or

on-site)

SRA pres. & disc.Simulati on (Platine) -

Sens ing

(Audi torium)

Lunch break

Posters (2nd

session) and

stands

Oral sessions

Simulation

(Platine)

Communication

(Auditorium)

Sensing

(Titane)

SUNDAY, 17thWelcome buffet

18:30-21:00

FS Governance

T. Strohm

SAB, SEB and

QCN

presentations

(Platine)

Beer event -

Posters (1st

session) and

stands

Welcome coffee

- registration

Tuesday

Plenary

Invited talks

(Platine)

Coffee break

Inno WG – SRA –

Education and

training – Gender

WG

(Platine)

Lunch break

Posters (1st

session) and

stands

Monday

The European

Quantum

Flagship

Coffee break

Plenary -

Invited talks

(Platine)

Lunch break

Posters (1st

session) and

stands Oral sessions

BSCC (Platinum)

Computing

(Auditorium)

Simulation

(Titane)

Coffee break

SRA pres. & disc.Comm. (Platine) -

Computi ng

(Audi torium)

GALA DINNER (upon regis tration)

at WTC

Chocolate

fountain and

fruits event -

Posters (2nd

session) and

stands

Thursday

Oral sessionsSimulati on (Platine)

Communicati on

(Audi torium)

Sens ing

(Ti tane)

Coffee break

Oral sessionsSensing (Platine)

BSCC (Auditorium)

Communication

(Titane)

Lunch break

Posters (2nd

session) and

stands

Plenay

Invited talksShort presentati on

of s tandardi zation

and aerospace

sess ions

Coffee break

Standardization

(Titane)

Aerospace

(Platine)

SRA for BSCC

(Platine)

International

(Titane)

Wednesday

Plenary

Invited talks

(Platine)

Coffee break

Innov. WG

(Platine)

Education and

training WG

(Titane)

EDU

CA

TIO

N W

OR

KSH

OP

(C

hro

me

2-4

)

BSCC : Basic Science

and cross-cutting

topics

SAB : Strategic

Advisory Board

SEB : Science and

Engineering Board

QCN: Quantum

Community Network

WINE AND CHEESE

EVENT (opened to

all) at Maison

Minatec

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European Quantum Technologies Conference

EQTC 2019

Grenoble, France

February 18-22, 2019

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GRENOBLE