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Monday the 22nd to Wednesday the 24th of July
Hosted in Brighton by the ��ýӰ��

An ICAP2024 Satellite Workshop on trapped ion quantum computing, quantum error correction and applications

The workshop is a satellite meeting of

The registration deadline for this event will be midnight on Monday the 8th of July!

Aim of the Workshop

The workshop will bring together ion trappers developing quantum computers, specialists in error correction as applied to ion qubits, and scientists working on quantum computing applications which align with the strenghts of trapped ion platforms. By focusing on the three topical areas of quantum porcessor hardware, error correction strategies and application development, the meeting aims to accelerate progress towards practical applications of quantum computing. Making efficient use of particular strengths in trapped ion quantum computing will contribute to achieving quantum advantage quickly.

Programme

ICAP2024 Workshop Programme [PDF 207.49KB]

Confirmed invited speakers include:

Michael Bremner University of Technology Sydney

Earl Campbell Riverlane

Craig Clark Georgia Tech Research Institute

Javier Gonzalez-Conde Universidad del Pais Vasco

David Hucul Air Force Research Laboratory

Raphael Le Brun-Ricalens ��ýӰ��

Norbert Linke Duke University

Ferdinand Schmidt-Kaler Johannes Gutenberg-Universitat Mainz

Tom Stace University of Queensland

Armands Strikis University College London

Graham Stutter ��ýӰ��

Tyler Sutherland Oxford Ionics

Celeste Torkzaban Leibniz Universitat Hannover

Michael Vasmer Perimeter Institute

Mark Webber Universal Quantum

Ifan Williams Quantinuum

Christof Wunderlich Universitat Siegen

This list will be updated on a rolling basis as speakers are confirmed.

Location

The meeting will be hosted by the ��ýӰ��, and held in the vibrant seaside city of Brighton. On the south coast of England and surrounded by the rolling green hills of the South Downs National park. Brighton is famous for it's sense of inclusivity and diversity, with a blend of modern culture and exotic architecture.

The workshop base will at a Brighton city venue with a visit to the University campus and laboratory tours on Tuesday afternoon.

Accommodation

Please use this link to our partners at which will provide you with a range of accommodation options at various price points.

If you wish to stay at the workshop venue, this is and is available to book on the above link at a reduced delegate rate. This rate is only available until the 21st of June 28 days in advance of the workshop therefore we would encourage early booking.

Our partners at have also provided a delegate pass which contains discounts for various attractions, restaurants and shops whilst you are visiting Brighton should you wish to use it.

Accommodation near to Brighton train station is practical as there are excellent train links to London and Gatwick airport. If you are looking for sea views then Brighton seafront would be a great option. If you are looking for somewhere quirky and full of character, the Lanes area and Kemp Town would be good. If you are looking for a quiet stay; try Hove or Lewes.

Submissions

We encourage attendees to submit an abstract for a poster presentation. A small number of exceptional abstracts will be selected as "hot-topic" talks.

Registration

Registration form

Visa

Please consider your visa situation and whether you need a letter of invitation and also whether there could be visa issues on your return journey home.

There is a UK website that may help you determine whether you need a visa:

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