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The first QuantHep conference took place in Bari, Italy and was focused around the question how Quantum technologies can help to address challenges in in High-Energy Physics. Included topics were quantum-inspired tensor network methods, lattice gauge theories, quantum complexity, and quantum computing solutions for high-energy physics. Members of the Quantum Group Padova participated with three talks and a poster presentation.
Our PhD students participated in the European Tensor Network Summer School in Abingdon, England. The aim of the school was to teach young researchers theory and implementation of tensor network algorithms. This is particularly important given the increasing number of groups working on this quickly evolving topic. The lectures were given by researchers who work actively both on the development and the application of tensor network based methods.
In the framework of the New Frontiers in Quantum Dynamics workshop at the Aspen Center for Physics in the Rocky Mountains, we learned about the current challenges for quantum dynamics from some of the world-experts and started to prepare our software for these challenges. We thank the US NSF via ACP and the Simons Foundation for their financial support to participate at the workshop.
The Quantum Computing and Simulation Workshop will take place between the 11th and 13th of October 2023 and it will be hosted by the Istituto Veneto in the beautiful Palazzo Franchetti, right in front of the Venice Grand Canal. The aim of the workshop is to gather together many relevant actors of the Italian and European quantum community with companies and startup representatives working in the field of quantum science and...
The third plenary meeting of the International Quantum Tensor Network (IQTN) gathered world experts and young researchers on tensor networks to explore promising applications of these methods to open quantum systems, machine learning, lattice gauge theories, and to the development of quantum simulation and quantum algorithms.
Job Opening: software developer in the Quantum group We have an opening for a Software Developer/Computational Physicist to maintain and manage the Quantum Tea software package (https://www.quantumtea.it/). The job offer details can be found at this link. PhD positions The call for admission to the PhD courses for the 2025/26 academic year will open soon. Stay updated by checking the website: PhD unipd For further information about all...
Our researchers were privileged to spend a week at the prestigious physics centre in Bad Honnef, where they had the opportunity to meet and collaborate with esteemed Rydberg physics experts from all over the world. This highly anticipated workshop brought together leading researchers from various disciplines of Rydberg physics, fostering meaningful exchanges and strengthening the sense of community within the field. Moreover, among various research works presented at...
The engage workshop was the first official meeting for the Engage doctoral students, taking place in Nicosia, Cyprus. The first part focused on theoretical and practical aspects of high performing computing (HPC), from efficient/scalable implementations of simulation algorithms up to GPU programming. In the final and second part of the program we learned methods to process and analyze large data sets with modern computing system, ML and deep...
Nuove prospettive per la progettazione di dispositivi elettronici e atomici È stato pubblicato nella rivista scientifica «Nature Reviews Physics» l’articolo di Andrea Tononi, ricercatore del Laboratorio di Fisica teorica e modelli statistici dell’Università Parigi-Saclay, e Luca Salasnich, professore presso il Dipartimento di Fisica e astronomia “Galileo Galilei” dellìUniversità di Padova. In questo lavoro, i due fisici riassumono alcuni sviluppi recenti della ricerca scientifica sui cosiddetti “gas atomici ultrafreddi”, analizzando...
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