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    2nd Annual Canadian Graduate Quantum Conference

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    2nd Annual Canadian Graduate Quantum Conference

    Event held from June 3-6, 2019

     

    From June 3rd to 6th, students from the University of Waterloo attended the annual week-long Canadian Graduate Quantum Conference, held this year in Sherbrooke, Quebec. The conference featured research talks by students primarily from quantum CFREF programs across Canada. On the opening day, Joseph Emerson, IQC faculty member, gave an introductory talk about TQT. Entrepreneurship, diversity and communications workshops took place throughout the week to aid in networking and to give participants the opportunity to form connections.

    The conference included 75 participants from the Université de Sherbrooke, University of British Colombia, University of Ottawa, McGill University, and University of Waterloo presented on various topics. Participants from the University of Waterloo included:

    Archana Tiwari, who presented on the observation of non-linear hall effect in two dimensional MoTe2

    Nachiket Sherlekar, who presented on all-electric on-demand single photon source with high emission rate

    Arash Ahmadi who presented on on-demand entangled photon pair generation

    Meenu Kumari, who presented on untangling entanglement and chaos

    Kristine Boone, who presented on randomized benchmarking under different gatesets

    Shih-Chung Hung, who presented on progress towards quantum machine learning with microwave quantum optics

    Hammam Qassim, who presented on Clifford recompilation for faster classical simulation of quantum circuits

    Joshua Ruebeck, who presented on how epistemic interpretations of quantum theory have measurement problems

    Aditya Jain, who presented on asymmetric broadcasting of quantum correlations

    Carolyn Earnest, who presented on DEMUXYZ: a hardware efficient single qubit gate

    Daniel Grimmer, who presented on collisional thermometry

    Eduardo Barrera Ramirez, who presented on linear quantum dot arrays with simplified MOS geometry

    Ian George, who presented on numerical calculations of finite key rate for general QKD protocols

    Jeremy Bejanin, who presented on efficient TLS detection and estimation in superconducting qubits

    Jeremy Flannery, who presented on single-photon switching inside a polarization-selective cavity

    Nairong Hou, who presented on ESR characterization of LB film

    Rahul Deshpande, who presented on dynamic nuclear polarization in phosphorous doped silicon

    Rubayet Al Maruf, who presented on High Efficiency Superconducting Nanowire Single Photon

    Detectors Integrated with Laser Written Waveguides

    Shayan Majidy, who presented on Violation of augmented Leggett-Garg inequalities with continuous

    in time velocity measurements

    Shreyas Patankar, who presented on Heat localization in nanostructured materials studied using

    ultrafast time-domain incandescence

    Soumik Ghosh, who presented on the Complexity theoretic bounds for quantum classical games

    Stefanie Beale, who presented on New and rigorous methods for decoding errors

    Each panelist shared their research and participated in a follow-up discussion and Q&A after their presentations. We are grateful to all the presenters for sharing their expertise and knowledge, and for fostering an inspiring experience. TQT is also grateful to those who organized the conference and made it enjoyable and educational to all those who participated.

     

    2nd Annual Canadian Graduate Quantum conference attendees
    2nd Annual Canadian Graduate Quantum Conference attendees sitting at tables looking at the presentation at the front of the room.
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    2nd Annual Canadian Graduate Quantum Conference attendees sitting on the floor writing and drawing.
    2nd Annual Canadian Graduate Quantum Conference attendees sitting at a large table.
    2nd Annual Canadian Graduate Quantum Conference attendees posing in front of banners

     

     

     

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    Universite de Sherbrooke

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