YQIS 2024: International Conference for Young Quantum Information Scientists 2024 Centre Inria de Paris France, November 6-8, 2024

The call for submissions to YQIS 2024 is closed!

       YQIS 2024: 7th International Conference for Young Quantum Information Scientists

About YQIS

The 7th International Conference for Young Quantum Information Scientists (YQIS) is organized and hosted by INRIA from 6th-8th of November in Paris. The aim of YQIS is to give early-stage researchers a venue to present their research and to promote scientific exchange among young scientists from all areas of quantum information. The event consists of three days (6th-8th of November) of YQIS conference, including invited and submitted contributions in form of talks and poster sessions. The conference venue will also feature the satellite event We Are Quantum (WAQ) on November 4-5, 2024, which includes a series of tutorials as well as networking opportunities with the French quantum information academic community. The YQIS conference addresses from a theoretical and experimental perspective the research areas of (in alphabetical order):

• Condensed matter and many-body physics

• Optimization and machine learning in quantum information

• Quantum characterization and sensing

• Quantum communication and cryptography

• Quantum computing and algorithms

• Quantum correlations and networks

• Quantum foundations

• Quantum thermodynamics and open systems

Invited Tutorials (WAQ Event)

• Quantum Cryptography

  • Tony Metger (ETH Zürich)
  • Khashayar Barooti (Aztec labs)

• Quantum Computing

  • Lia Yeh (University of Oxford)
  • Tina Zhang (MIT)

• Quantum Foundations and Information Theory

  • Tein van der Lugt (University of Oxford)
  • Martin J. Renner (IQOQI Vienna)

• Many-body Physics and Machine Learning

  • Laura Lewis (Caltech IQI)
  • Christa Zoufal (IBM Quantum)

Invited Talks (YQIS Event)

• Ronald de Wolf (CWI Amsterdam)

• Juani Bermejo-Vega (Universidad de Grenada)

• Eleni Diamanti (Sorbonne Université, Paris)

Submission Guidelines

Please note that YQIS 2024 does not have published proceedings, so you are welcome to submit work that has been previously published, and acceptance at YQIS 2024 will not impact the ability to publish your work in other venues. Note that all above submission deadlines are in the Anywhere on Earth (AoE) timezone.

• Talk submission: Talk submissions consist of a full manuscript submitted in PDF format or an arXiv link to your manuscript. In addition, please submit a short abstract of at most 1 page with font size minimum 11pt, in which you explain the impact of your work and argue why it should be considered as a talk. In the case you submit via uploading a manuscript in PDF format, please have the abstract in the same file. If you want to submit via an arXiv link, please add the link in the plain text field for the abstract and upload the abstract as a PDF file. Talk submissions automatically apply for poster presentations as well.

• Poster submission: Poster submissions consist of a maximum 400-word abstract (via the corresponding form) with a brief description of the work and its impact, submitted in plain text format.

Committees

Program Committee

• Manuel Gessner (Chair, Universitat de València)

• Markus Heinrich (Chair, HHU Düsseldorf)

• Ramona Wolf (Chair, University of Siegen)

• Paolo Abiuso (IQOQI Vienna)

• Ángela Capel (Universität Tübingen)

• Federico Centrone (ICFO, Castelldefels)

• Xavier Coiteux-Roy (TU München)

• Romain Dalidet (Université Côte d’Azur)

• Valentin Goblot (EPFL, Lausanne)

• Jonas Helsen (CWI/QuSoft Amsterdam)

• Tamás Kriváchy (ICFO, Castelldefels)

• Lorenzo Leone (FU Berlin)

• Laura dos Santos Martins (Sorbonne Université, Paris)

• Mauro Morales (QuICS & University of Maryland)

• Armanda O. Quintavalle (FU Berlin)

• Manuel Rudolph (EPFL, Lausanne)

• Théo Sépulcre (Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg)

• Chrysoula Vlachou (Instituto de Telecomunicações, Técnico Lisboa)

• James D. Watson (University of Maryland)

• Victoria J. Wright (Quantinuum)

Organizing Committee

• Jack Davis (Inria Paris)

• Timothée Hoffreumon (Université Paris-Saclay)

• Tristan Nemoz (Télécom Paris)

• Lucas Tendick (Inria Paris-Saclay)

• Thomas Van Himbeeck (Télécom Paris)

Local Advisors

• Ulysse Chabaud (Inria Paris)

• Luce Chiodelli (Inria Paris)

• Harold Ollivier (Inria Paris)

• Marc-Olivier Renou (Inria Paris-Saclay)

Steering Committee

• Jessica Bavaresco (GAP, Geneva)

• Paul Erker (TU Wien & IQOQI Vienna)

• Máté Farkas (University of York)

• Ryan LaRose (Michigan State University)

• Nikolai Miklin (Hamburg University of Technology)

• Giulia Rubino (University of Bristol)

• Alexia Salavrakos (Quandela)

• Sébastien Tanzilli (Institut de Physique de Nice, CNRS & Université Côte d'Azur)

Venue

The conference will be held at the new Inria de Paris facitilities. Note that the new Inria facilities move to Rue Barrault.

Contact

All questions about submissions should be e-mailed to: yqis2024@inria.fr