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Quantum Computing Theory in Practice

The University of Edinburgh
16th–18th April 2024

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About QCTiP 2024

The field of quantum computing is currently in an exceptionally exciting phase. Quantum hardware performance is experiencing significant improvements, and ongoing theoretical advancements are bringing practical applications of this hardware closer to realization. However, there is still much theoretical groundwork to cover in order to unlock the full potential of quantum computers.

Mark your calendars for the third Quantum Computing Theory in Practice (QCTiP) conference, hosted by the Quantum Software Lab and the University of Edinburgh from the 16th-18th April, 2024. Building on the success of the previous Heilbronn quantum algorithms meetings (2010-2019) held in Bristol and Cambridge, QCTiP serves as a platform for fostering discussions among theorists and practitioners in the field of quantum computing. The workshop will feature keynote speakers, as well as invited and contributed talks from both academia and industry. Additionally, there will be a poster session and a panel discussion.

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Call for Submissions

We invite submissions for talks and posters that will be selected based on criteria such as scientific excellence, relevance to the conference's theme, and the overall balance of the program.

We encourage submissions that align with recent research contributions in quantum information and computation. Visit the submissions page to find out more.

Tickets


Student: £100 

Professional (non-student): £375 

Key Dates

Submission deadline: 5th February 2024, 23:59 (CET)

Poster-only submission deadline: 16th February 2024, 23:59 (CET)

Decision notification: 5th March February 2024

Registration deadline: 19th March 2024

Conference: 16th-18th April 2024

Location

University of Edinburgh,

50&40 George square,

Edinburgh, 

EH8 9JU

QCTiP24 Best Poster Award Sposnsored by Classiq
 

The 1st prize for the QCTIP Best Poster Award sponsored by Classiq, is $3,000 worth of credits for executing quantum algorithms on state-of-the-art quantum computers

Winner: "Benchmarking the algorithmic performance of near-term neutral atom processors"
by Kathryn McInroy, University of Strathclyde

 

Part of Quantum Week 2024

SCOTLAND

One week, three events  |  Edinburgh  |  15th-19th April 2024

A week of collaboration and celebration in the realm of quantum computing. This dynamic event showcases three distinct experiences: Quantum computing AIMday, QCTIP2024, and the first birthday celebration of Quantum Software Lab ( by invitation only workshop).

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Supported by

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We are leading a dedicated research programme to deliver quantum-enhanced solutions that are demonstrable, verifiable, and co-designed for emerging quantum hardware.

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