Technical Paper Track
Quantum Algorithms (QALG)
The theory of solving problems with quantum computers.
- Quantum information science
- Quantum algorithm structures and patterns
- Quantum algorithms and complexity
- New NISQ-friendly algorithms
- Error correction and mitigation algorithms
- Fault-tolerant quantum algorithms
- Advances in hybrid variational algorithms
- Advances in hybrid QAOA algorithms
- New quantum solver approaches
- Quantum linear algebra
- Advances in tensor network algorithms
- Advances in encoding and learning algorithms
- Advances in Hamiltonian dynamics
- Quantum cryptography
Quantum Applications (QAPP)
- Track Chairs:
- Laura Schultz, Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ)
- Sofia Vallecorsa, CERN
The practice of solving problems with quantum computers.
- Towards Quantum advantage
- Towards fault tolerance and realization of quantum error correction at application level
- Quantum Machine Learning (QML) applications
- NISQ and fault-tolerant applications
- Quantum simulation of physical systems
- Applications — chemistry, machine learning, finance, optimization, biological sciences, and other science & engineering applications
- Applications of quantum annealing
- Integrated high-performance computing (HPC) and quantum applications
- Performance evaluation of quantum algorithms
- Optimization problems—transportation, supply chain & logistics
- Quantum AI & decision making
- Quantum medical applications & precision health applications
- Quantum DNA and protein sequencing
- Quantum finance
Quantum Technologies and Systems Engineering (QTEM)
- Track Chairs:
- Michael Brodsky, U.S. Army Research Laboratory
- Silvia Zorzetti, Fermilab SQMS
The design and architecture of quantum technologies and systems engineering for computation and sensing.
- Superconducting quantum technologies
- Quantum annealing technologies
- Trapped ion quantum technologies
- Photonic and optical quantum technologies
- Silicon quantum technologies
- Quantum dot technologies
- Neutral atom quantum technologies
- Topological quantum technologies
- Hardware-software stack for quantum annealers, trapped ions, superconducting, photonics, neutral atoms, and others
- Quantum characterization, verification & validation: benchmarking and tomography
- Qubit design and control
- Packaging and cooling
- Cryogenics
- Quantum electronics
- Pulse-level control of qubits
- Sensing and metrology
- Characterization and hardware mitigation of noise, state preparation and measurement erro
Quantum System Software (QSYS)
- Track Chairs:
- Weiwen Jiang, George Mason University
- Michal Stechly, Zapata Computing
The design, architecture, and operation of full-stack quantum computing systems.
- Full quantum software stack: compilers, runtimes, workflows, languages, transpilers, profilers
- Quantum programming, development kits (QDKs), test harnesses, debuggers
- Quantum languages and intermediate representations (IRs)
- Quantum simulators
- Quantum software engineering
- Software for co-design
- Hybrid quantum-classical systems
- Resource estimation
- Quantum control software
- Interfacing classical control and quantum hardware through software
- Error correction and fault-tolerant computing at the system software level
- Testing, validation, and verification of quantum programs and systems
- Benchmarking of quantum systems, quantum volume and other metrics
- Software techniques for error correction and noise mitigation
- Hardware-software stacks for error mitigation
- Quantum software in enterprise systems
Quantum Networking & Communications (QNET)
- Track Chairs:
- Panagiotis Spentzouris, Fermilab
- Martin Suchara, Microsoft
Quantum techniques and technologies for networking and communications
- Quantum internet
- Quantum networking
- Quantum switches, routers, repeaters, and other hardware components
- Signal processing algorithms for quantum communication
- Optical quantum communications
- Intra-chip and inter-chip communication
- Secure communication in quantum networks
- Quantum cryptography, quantum key distribution (QKD)
- Post-quantum cryptography
- Distributed quantum computing
- Cloud quantum computing