GeneExpression Systems of USA and University of Cambridge of UK
Appasani Research Conferences (ARCEI.ORG)
Jointly Presents

Seventh International
Quantum Science Symposium Europe-2018 Meeting
On
Quantum Inforamtion, Computing and Communication to Semiconductors, Nano Materials & & Graphene Research


November 5 - 6, 2018

Venue: Peterhouse, University of Cambridge, Cambridge CB2 1RD, UK

A Unique Theme Conference & Exhibition in the Quantum Physics and Graphenes & Meta Materials

Meeting Place:

The Venue Peterhouse (middle) is the oldest College of the University of Cambridge, founded in 1284 and an institution dedicated to education and research. Throughout its history, Petreans have been at the heart of the political, social and religious controversies that have shaped today’s society. Some of the influential Petreans include: Henry Cavendish, Lord Kelvin, Sir Frank Whittle and Christopher Cockerill, and Nobel Laureates – Sir John Kendrew, Sir Aaron Klug, Archer Martin and Max Perutz , who gave a twentieth century lead in the field of Molecular Biology. Since many centuries it remained as a hub for innovation and successive generations of the brightest young people around the world.

Why do you wait to join for an intellectual gathering in the ‘Quantum Science ’ & ' Graphenes' arenas at the prestigious college Peterhouse in the Premier University campus!

SCOPE OF THE MEETINGS: 

The purpose and scope of this Quantum Science Symposium Europe-2018 is to provide a forum for the discussion of the current state of the art of rapidly evolving Crystal, Graphene, and Quantum Science fields which are emerging and interdisciplinary in Physical Sciences.

Quantum Science Symposium (QSS) Europe-2018: This is our Seventh international symposium in the physical sciences series. The first was held in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA on September 26-27, 2011, which was inaugurated by MIT Physics Nobel Laureate Professor Frank Wilczek. The second meeting was held at the prestigious Peterhouse (college) of the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom on November 1-2, 2012, which was presided by Professors David Ritchie and Stephen Blundell of the University of Cambridge and Oxford respectively. The third one was held in Waltham, Massachusetts in combination with Crystal & Graphene Science Symposium on September 4-5, 2013, which was presided by Nobel Laureate Jerome Friedman and Professor Mildred Dresselhaus of MIT. The fourth (and the first) QSS-Asia was held at the University of Tokyo, Japan on November 22-23, 2013, which was presided by Professor Jaw–Shen Tsai of RIKEN, Japan. The fifth QSS-2015 was held in combination with Crystal & Graphene Science in the vicinity of Harvard and MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA on September 21-22, 2015, which was presided by Professors Amar Yacoby, Philip Kim of Harvard and Vladan Vuletic and Eugene Fitzgerald of MIT. The sixth meeting was held at University of Cambridge, UK on November 1-2, 2016 which presided by Professors Sir. Michael Pepper of UCL and Henning Sirringhaus of University of Cambridge, UK.

The purpose and scope of this symposium is to provide a forum for the discussion of the current state of the art of rapidly evolving Quantum Science, Crystal and Graphene fields. The branch of quantum spintronics, quantum computing and Graphene electronics has attracted a much attention in recent years from both academic and industry laboratories, so we combined and grouped into ‘Quantum Science.’

In this international meeting, prominent researchers (theoretical and experimental physicists, organic, inorganic and physical chemists, materials scientists, biologists, mathematicians, electrical, electronic and computer engineers) from both academia and industry will gather and discuss the applications in form of keynote lectures, invited talks, short oral, and poster presentations.

Venue: The Venue Peterhouse is the oldest College of the University of Cambridge, located close to the banks of Cam River. This college has produced science giants such as: Henry Cavendish, Lord Kelvin, Sir Frank Whittle and Christopher Cockerill, and Nobel Laureates – Sir John Kendrew, Sir Aaron Klug, Archer Martin and Max Perutz. Participate in this meeting and become proud attending member of this prestigious college in the world.

.Note: All the members (except keynote speakers and others who arranged with organizer) who participate in this symposium have to register for the meeting by paying the appropriate registration fee.

Monday, November 5, 2018
9.00 AM – 6.00 PM Scientific Sessions 

Tuesday, November 6, 2018 
9.00 AM – 1.30 PM Scientific Sessions

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE:

	Krishnarao Appasani, PhD., MBA, FRSB Founder & CEO GeneExpression Systems, Inc Waltham, MA USA
	Koji Azuma, PhD. Senior Research Scientist & Distinguished Researcher Researcher in Quantum Optical State Control Research NTT Basic Research Laboratories Atsugi, Kanagawa, Japan

Key Sessions:

Keynote Speakers:(TBC)

Brian D. Josephson, PhD., FRS                          Emeritus Professor of Physics & Nobel Laureate      University of Cambridge - Cavendish Laboratory Director, Mind–Matter Unification Project Cambridge CB3 0HE, United Kingdom Title:Should quantum scientists take note of complexity?

Other Speakers:

	Prof. Dr. Ute Kaiser, PhD. Professor, Central Facility of Electron Microscopy University Ulm Ulm, Germany Title: To Be Announced		Michael Kues, Ph.D.  Research Associate & Marie Curie Fellow Institut national de la recherche scientifique Varennes, Québec, Canada Title: On-chip frequency combs for scalable complex photonstate generation and control
	Koji Azuma, PhD. Senior Research Scientist & Distinguished Researcher Researcher in Quantum Optical State Control Research, NTT Basic Research Laboratories, Atsugi, Kanagawa, Japan Title: Do black holes store negative entropy?		Thierry Ferrus, PhD. Research scientist Hitachi Cambridge Laboratory Cambridge, United Kingdom Title: Playing with donors and electrons in silicon devices
	Mohammad Al-Amri, PhD. Professor of Mathematics and Physics King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology Riyadh, Saudi Arabia  Title: Can we have quantum secure group communication?		Ben Chiaro Physics PhD Student in the Lab of Dr. Pedra Roushan, University of California Santa Barbara, CA, USA Title: gmon superconducting qubits:  a programmable, high fidelity quantum simulation platform
	Michihisa Yamamoto, PhD. Unit Leader in Quantum Electron Devise Research Unit, RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science, Wako, Saitama, Japan Title: A localized spin in an electron wave cavity: measurement on the Kondo clould length		Hiromitsu Takeuchi, PhD. Lecturer in Physics Osaka City University Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka, Japan Title: Is a doubly quantized vortex unstable in uniform Bose-Einstein condensates at zero temperature?
	Luke Wilson, PhD. Reader in Semiconductor Physics University of Sheffield Sheffield, United Kingdom Title: Photon filtering using a quantum dot in a nano-photonic waveguide		Saverio Russo, PhD.  Associate Professor of Physics Centre for Graphene Science, University of Exeter Exeter, United Kingdom  Title: Inverse charge funneling
	Wilfred G. van der Wiel Chair & Professor of Nanoelectronics MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology  University of Twente  AE Enschede, The Netherlands Title: Evolving functionality in nanomaterial networks		Ziad Melhem, PhD. Alliances Manager Oxford Instruments NanoScience Abingdon, Oxon, UK Title: To Be Announced
	Masato Koashi, PhD.  Professor of Applied Physics Photon Science Center, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan Title: Rigorous characterization method of photon-number statistics for quantum key distribution protocols		Farid  Ablayev, PhD. Professor of Theoretical Cybernetics Kazan Federal University Kazan, Russia Title: Quantum hashing
	Pavlos G. Savvidas, PhD. Associate Professor of Materials Science & Technology, FORTH-Institute of Electronic Structure and Laser, University of Crete, Heraklion, Greece Title: TBA		Kiyoshi Tamaki, PhD.                                   Faculty of Engineering University of Toyama Toyama, Japan Title: Information theoretic security of quantum key distribution overcoming the repeaterless secret key capacity bound
	Alessandro Casaburi, PhD. Lecturer in the School of Engineering University of Glasgow Glasgow, United Kingdom Title: Quantum sensing with superconducting nano-strip based detectors

* Presenting Speaker names, title and times are subject to change.
Host organization, organizer, or scientific committee does not take any kind of responsibility.

Exhibitors are welcome to reserve their booth space early!

Please contact if you are interested in speaking in the scientific or Technology workshops of this meeting.

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