
June 2020
July 2021
Machine Learning for Quantum X (online popup conference)
Our goal is to bring together students, researchers and industry professionals working at the interface of quantum science and machine learning. It will bridge physics, chemistry, applied mathematics, and computing, exploring how results and techniques from different fields can be used to solve problems of the others. Abstract submission deadline 21.06; Please register for participation by 25.06. Topics: Quantum Learning Algorithms, ML for the development of Quantum Computers, ML for quantum systems, ML for chemistry and materials, ML and quantum…
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Abderrahmane AMGOUNE “Nickel catalysis for C-C bond formation with unconventional coupling partners”
Prof. Abderrahmane AMGOUNE University of Lyon - France Jeudi 16 septembre à 10h30Salle de Conférence ISISLe titre de la conférence est :"Nickel catalysis for C-C bond formation with unconventional coupling partners"
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Rémy Braive “Stochastic resonance and imperfect synchronization in chaos with electro-optomechanical photonic crystal membranes”
Rémy Braive C2N - CNRS et Université Paris-Saclay Abstract: Stochastic resonance and imperfect synchronization in chaos with electro-optomechanical photonic crystal membranes Optomechanics is the field devoted to the study of interactions between optical and mechanical degrees of freedom. This field emerged in the mid-1990s in the context of the study of the fundamental processes involved in interferometric measurements, and their implications for the detection of gravitational waves. This booming field is, even today, mainly focused on the measurement of…
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Pr. Klaus Müllen “The Polyphenylene Story – Growth in All Directions”
Pr. Klaus Müllen Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Mainz
Find out more »Emanuele Penocchio “Thermodynamics of chemical engines: a chemical reaction network approach”
Emanuele Penocchio University of Luxembourg Abstract Chemical processes in closed systems inevitably relax to equilibrium. Living systems avoid this fate and give rise to a much richer diversity of phenomena by operating under nonequilibrium conditions. Recent experiments in supramolecular chemistry, electrochemistry, and photochemistry also demonstrated that by opening the system to matter and/or energy exchanges with the environment, an ocean of opportunities for artificial synthesis, molecular machines and energy storage emerges. To navigate it, establishing thermodynamic notions of free-energy, work,…
Find out more »Prof. Jakob Reichel “Quantum technology with fiber Fabry-Perot cavities”
Prof. Jakob Reichel Laboratoire Kastler Brossel, ENS, PSL, SU, CNRS, CdF, Paris Abstract: Atom-photon interaction is at the heart of quantum science and technology, and it can never be good enough. This is why cavity QED with optical microcavities has come to play a key role in this field: their small mode cross-section and low loss enhances the fidelity quantum interfaces, but also provides an effective coherent coupling that can be used to create entanglement between particles that are…
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School on “Optoelectronic and energy applications of 2D materials”
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Systems Chemistry Mini-symposium
Systems Chemistry Mini-symposium Salle de conférence ISIS(8 allée Gaspard Monge, 67000 Strasbourg)–and via Zoom–https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81431667609?pwd=MGRnWUJrbHdxMG4xWXhHR21JemhXQT09Meeting ID: 814 3166 7609Passcode: X6EyW6Contact: hermans@unistra.fr Schedule 9:30 - William Robinson – Radboud University (Nijmegen)Environmental conditions drive self-organisation of reaction pathways in a prebiotic reaction network 10:30 - Oliver Maguire – Radboud University (Nijmegen)A physicochemical orthophosphate cycle enables mild prebioticphosphorylations 11:30 - Giacomo Reina – Kyoto UniversityCarbon nanomaterials for phototherapy 12:30 - Lunch break 14:30 - Baptiste Blanc – MITActive Belousov–Zhabotinsky gels 15:30 - Guillermo Monreal…
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Professor Hiroshi Fukumura “Liquid-liquid phase separation dynamics: hierarchy from molecular level to continuous bulk”
Professor Hiroshi Fukumura KU Leuven, Belgium, & Tohoku University, Japan
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