Thank you very much for having enriched the International Conference Mission 10.000: Quantum Science & Technologies with your presence and active contribution. For three days, we welcomed more than 130 participants in an event powered by three Keynote speakers, 16 invited talks, several contributed talks and poster presentations. We had the opportunity to witness the emergence of new paradigms after 100 years of the birth of quantum physics, the exploration of quantum materials, quantum technologies and quantum information. Moreover, we had the pleasure to attribute two awards for the Best Poster and Best Oral Presentation in this initiative that brought together experts from all over the world. The International Conference Mission 10.000: Quantum Science & Technologies was a success; it was all possible thanks to your invaluable contribution. We take this opportunity to share the photos and videos of the event. Thank you once again, and we look forward to seeing you at the next event! Mission 10.000 Conference Secretariat Closing the cycle of the Mission 10000 Conferences, INL is hosting the Mission 10000: Quantum Science and Technologies between 22-24 October. After the success of 2018, this new program gives continuity to the nanoGateway collaborative initiative that aims to solve complex challenges by increasing the impact of research on issues of social relevance and involving all relevant actors of the POCTEP region. The International Conference of Quantum Science and Technologies, an event sponsored by the nanoGateway Interreg project, will bring together experts from all over the world to present their latest results in the 4 following areas: RESEARCHERS AND SCIENTISTS SMEs AND LARGE COMPANIES INVESTORS POLICY MAKERS GENERAL PUBLIC SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL MEDIA Including top level cross-disciplinary scientific sessions: Those in attendance are both the audience and the protagonists, there is continuous interaction between attendees and speakers to generate more knowledge transfer, more ideas and more opportunities for networking, scientific partnerships and business development. Academics, business figures, politicians, experts in science and innovation in general and particularly in Quantum Technologies, will participate in the networking activities generating numerous opportunities for interaction during and after the conference. A Poster Exhibition will take place during the conference, to present the best posters submitted. Mission 10.000 will host a contest awarding 2 scientific prizes: Mission 10.000 International Conference Lars Montelius “Layered Quantum Materials” Frank Koppens Q. Plasmodics “Quantum Information using Nonlinear Graphene Plasmonics” Lee Rozema “Itinerant Fermion Description of Topological Spin Waves in CrI3 Monolayers” Q. Imaging “Excitonic Core-Shell Nanoparticles with Plasmon-Like Response” “Strong Coupling between Surface Exciton Polaritons and Complementary Optical Modes in Multicomponent Thin Film Structures” Q. Plasmodics & Photonics “Search for Quantum and Nonlocal Electrodynamics in Plasmonic Nanostructures” Asger Mortensen Networking Opportunity Q. Imaging “Quantum Imaging with Incoherently Scattered Light from a Free-Electron Laser” Joachim von Zanthier Q. Imaging “Temporal dynamics of hexagonal boron nitride single quantum emitters” Collaboration Opportunities Q. Sensing “Quantum Sensing and Imaging of 2D Magnets” Lucas Thiel Q. Sensing “Anomalous Photovoltaic Effects in Monolayer MoSe2” Jorge Quereda Bernabeu Q. Topological Materials “Kitaev Models and Materials: Quo vadis” Roser Valentí Q. Topological Materials “Theory of Quantum Materials and Solid State Quantum Technologies” Ramón Aguado Q. Topological Materials “Topologically protected quantization of work” “Topological insulator quantum dots grown by molecular beam epitaxy” “Anomalous Kerr effect in two-dimensional massive Dirac materials” Q. Information & Q. Simulation “From Quantum Computing to Quantum inspired Algorithms” Juan José García Ripoll Q. Information & Q. Simulation “Certification of Integrated Quantum Platforms via Machine Learning” Fabio Sciarrino Networking Opportunity Q. Materials “Spin And Charge Transport In 2D Materials and Heterostructures” Jeanie Lau Q. Materials & Q. Topological Materials “Competition between Canted Antiferromagnetic and Spin-Polarized Quantum Hall states at v=0 in Single Layer Graphene on a Ferrimagnetic Insulator” “Excitonic effects on the Magneto-Optical Properties of Ferromagnetic 2D Materials” Collaboration Opportunities Q. Materials “Two-Dimensional Orbital Hall Insulators” Tatiana T. Rappoport Q. Computing “Quantum advantage from energy measurements” “Quantum Berry phase estimation” “Quantum Oblivious Keys for Secure Multiparty Computation” Q. Information & Q. Programming Samson Abramsky Q. Information & Q. Programming “A Gentle Introduction to Quantum Programming” Ugo dal Lago Q. Information & Q. Programming “A dynamic logic for QASM programs” “Quantum Kolmogorov Complexity of Quantum States and Correlations” Q. Computing “Classical optimization of Quantum Algorithms” Artur García Q. Computing “Quantum Simulation of Diatomic Molecules: a Case Study using IBM-Q” “Reliable characterization of IBM Q devices” “Searching through Hamiltonian Spectra with Quantum Phase Estimation” “Entanglement in Space: Devices and Applications” Antia Lamas-Linares Networking Opportunity Joaquín Rossier, INL Rui Vieira de Castro, Dean, University of Minho Afonso Rodrigues, CEiiA / University of Minho Elisabeth Nilsson, Learning Organization Developer, INL “Research Blogging: a Quantum Leap in Science Communication” Francisco Villatoro Joaquín Fernández-Rossier, INL, Chair Lars Montelius, INL, Chair Monike Rocha, Business and Strategic Relations, INL
Quantum Science and Technologies
nanoGateway International Conference 2019
Witnessing the emergence of new paradigms
Appreciation Message
Dear Participant of the Mission 10.000
nanoGateway Team
Mission 10.000: Quantum Science and Technologies
Speakers
Topics
Applied Quantum Computing & Quantum Simulation
Quantum Sensing and Imaging
Quantum Materials for Quantum Technologies
Quantum Software Engineering
Who is it for?
When & Where?
22-24 October 2019
INL, Av. Mestre José Veiga s/n
4715-330 Braga – Portugal
What can you expect?
01.
A diverse programme of excellence
02.
A dynamic and collaborative environment
03.
Top level experts to include in your network of contacts
04.
Free exhibition area
05.
Contests
PROGRAMME | QUANTUM SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGIES
OCTOBER 22-24, 2019
8:45 – 9:10
Registration
9:15
Opening session
Director-General INL
Morning Session
Keynote Speaker
Session Chair: Nuno Peres
9:30
ICREA Professor, ERC Starting Grant Award, ERC Consolidator Grant Award, Quantum
Nano-Optoelectronics Group Leader, ICFO
Invited Talk
Session Chair: Nuno Peres
10:15
Templeton Independent Research Fellow, Faculty of Physics, University of Viena
Contributed Talk
Session Chair: Nuno Peres
10:45
António Costa, INL
11:00
Coffee Break
Contributed Talk
Session Chair: Nuno Peres
11:30
Sara Núñez Sánchez, University of Vigo
11:45
William P. Wardley, INL
Invited Talk
Session Chair: Nuno Peres
12:00
Professor, VILLUM Investigator, Quantum Plasmonics, University
of Southern Denmark
12:30
Networking Lunch
Afternoon Session
Invited Talk
Session Chair: Pieter de Beule
15:00
Associate Professor and Group Leader of Quantum Optics and Quantum Information
Institute of Optics, Information and Photonics. Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany
Contributed Talk
Session Chair: Pieter de Beule
15:30
Jana Nieder, INL
15:45
POSTER SESSION & Coffe Break
Session Chair: Pieter de Beule
Invited Talk
Session Chair: Jana Nieder
17:15
Research, Quantum Sensing Group, Department of Physics, University of Basel
Invited Talk
Session Chair: Jana Nieder
17:45
Postdoctoral Researcher, Nanotechnology Research Group, University of Salamanca
8:30 – 9:00
Registration
Morning Session
Invited Talk
Session Chair: Joaquín Rossier
9:15
Physics Professor, University of Frankfurt
Invited Talk
Session Chair: Joaquín Rossier
9:45
CSIC
Contributed Talk
Session Chair: Joaquín Rossier
10:15
Bruno Mera, IST – Instituto Superior Técnico
10:30
Marcel Claro,INL
10:45
Gonçalo Catarina, INL
11:00
Coffee Break
Invited Talk
Session Chair: Ernesto Galvão
11:30
Group Leader, Instituto de Física Fundamental (IFF), CSIC
Invited Talk
Session Chair: Ernesto Galvão
12:00
Associate Professor, Department of Physics, University Sapienza
12:30
Networking Lunch
Afternoon Session
Keynote Speaker
Session Chair: Enrique Diez Fernández
15:00
Physics Professor, Ohio State University
Contributed Talk
Session Chair: Enrique Diez Fernández
15:45
Mario Amado,University of Salamanca, University of Cambridge
16:00
Alejandro Molina, INL
16:15
POSTER SESSION & Coffe Break
Session Chair: Enrique Diez Fernández
Invited Talk
Session Chair: Ramón Aguado
17:15
Associate Professor, Physics Institute, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
Contributed Talk
Session Chair: Ramón Aguado
17:45
Leonardo Novo, ULB Brussels
18:00
Bruno Murta, INL
18:15
Armando Pinto, University of Aveiro
8:30 – 9:00
Registration
Morning Session
Invited Talk
Session Chair: Luís Barbosa
9:15
Christopher Strachey Professor of Computing, Fellow of Wolfson College,
University of Oxford
Invited Talk
Session Chair: Luís Barbosa
10:00
Associate Professor, University of Bologna
Contributed Talk
Session Chair: Luís Barbosa
10:30
Carlos Tavares, INESC TEC
10:45
Ricardo Faleiro, IT Lisbon
11:00
Coffee Break
Invited Talk
Session Chair: Luís Barbosa
11:30
Postdoctoral Researcher, Barcelona Supercomputing Center
Contributed Talk
Session Chair: Luís Barbosa
12:00
Mikhail I. Vasilevskiy, INL/University of Minho
12:15
Henrique Silvério, IST/INL
12:30
Pedro Cruz, INL, University of Porto
Invited Talk
Session Chair: Luís Barbosa
12:45
Speqtral Quantum Technologies
13:15
Networking Lunch
Awards Session & Closing Remarks
Session Chair: Joaquín Rossier
14:30
Afternoon Parallel Session
15:00
HANDS-ON QUANTUM COMPUTING
Session Chair: Joaquín Rossier and Luís Barbosa
Ana Neri, University of Minho
Bruno Murta, INL
COMMUNICATION SYMPOSIUM
Session Chair: Elisabeth Nilsson and Sandra Maya
Why Science Communication Matters
15:15
Invited Talk
Associate Professor, Department of Computing Science and Language, Universtity of Málaga
Mission 10.000 committees
Scientific Committee
Ernesto Galvao, Federal University Fluminense & INL
Jana Nieder, INL
Nuno Peres, University of Minho & INL
Luis Soares Barbosa, University of Minho
Francisco Rivadulla, University of Santiago de Compostela
Enrique Diez Fernández, University of Salamanca
Managing Committee
Sonia Pazos, INL
Luis Caetano, CCDR-Centro
Pedro Figueiredo, CCDR-Norte
António Ramos, CCDR-Algarve
Patrícia Bermejo, FUNDECYT – Junta de Extremadura
Andrés Gomez, CESGA
Organizing Committee
Marina Brito, Business and Strategic Relations, INL
Filipa Bernardo, Conference Office, INL
Jorge Fiens, Corporate Communication & Marketing, INL
Inês Costa,Corporate Communication & Marketing, INL
Sandra Maya,Corporate Communication & Marketing, INL
