EE-X
Overview
EE-X
Overview
Robotics in EE
IoT in EE
Neuromorphic Computing in EE
“Promoting Next-generation Convergence Reserach”
Many of our faculty members are already actively involved in interdisciplinary research and contributing to the field through both academic and industrial breakthroughs. Faculty involved in interdisciplinary research have prepared a 15-min lecture on their core research results along with a short clip of video to introduce their labs.
In addition, we have invited world-renowned researchers in each of the dedicated topics over two-day seminar series. In this seminar series, we not only hear about the state-of-the-art research but also discuss the future direction of this field in an exciting panel discussion.
Robotics in EE | Global Seminar Series
Quantum in EE | Global Seminar Series
Nov 9th 2022 (Day 1)
Nov 10th 2022 (Day 2)
Prof. Teiko Heinosaari (University of Turku)
Anticipative measurements in hybrid quantum-classical computation
9:00~10:00
Prof. Rob Spekkens (Perimeter Institute)
Why interference phenomena do not capture the essence of quantum theory
09:00~10:00
Prof. Antonio Acin (ICFO)
The device-independent scenario: a quantum information theory with black boxes
10:00~11:00
Prof. Paola Capellaro (MIT)
Quantum sensing of noisy quantum system at the nanoscale
10:00~11:00
Prof. Miguel Navascues (IQOQI)
Quantum supremacy in mechanical tasks: projectiles, rockets and quantum backflow
11:00~12:00
Prof. Fernando Brandao (Caltech, AWS)
Fault tolerant quantum computing with bosonic qubits
11:00~12:00
Prof. Francesco Buscemi (Nagoya University)
About the incompatibility of quantum measurement processes
14:00~15:00
Prof. Tian Zhong (UChicago)
Scalable quantum interconnect with rare-earth qubits and memories
14:00~15:00
Prof. Giulio Chiribella (HKU)
Quantum information processing with indefinite causal structure: from foundations to applications in quantum communication and metrology
15:00~16:00
Prof. Tim Taminiau (QuTech)
Quantum networks, computations and simulations with spin qubits in diamond
15:00~16:00
Prof. Vedran Dunjko (Leiden University)
On proving learning separations between classical and quantum learners
16:00~17:00
Prof. Robert Niffenegger (Umass Amherst)
Integrated photonic control of a trapped ion qubit
16:00~17:00
Prof. Mihai Vidrighin(PsiQuantum)
Photonic quantum computing
17:00~18:00
