Seminars, Visiting

April seminars

In April we will host a series of seminars; here’s the list (please note the different timings).

Thursday, 5 April 2018 14:00 Aula Polvani (piano 1 LITA)
Alessio Serafini (University College London)
“Quantum Control of Continuous Variables”

Tuesday, 10 April 2018 12:15 Aula Polvani (piano 1 LITA)
Patrick Hofer (Lund University)
“Fundamental limits on low-temperature quantum thermometry”

Monday, 16 April 2018 14.30 Aula Polvani (piano 1 LITA)
Sebastian Deffner (University of Maryland)
“Quantum fluctuation theorems go Quantum Computers”

Tuesday, 17 April 2018 12:15 Aula Polvani (piano 1 LITA)
Nicola Dalla Pozza (University of Padova)
“Naimark extension for phase-measurements”

Tuesday, 24 April 2018 14:30 Aula Ottica Quantistica (piano 5 LITA)
Nathan Shammah (RIKEN, Japan)
“Efficient open-source simulation of open quantum systems with both collective and local dissipation”

News

Congratulations to Dr. Carmen Porto!

On January 23rd, 2018, Carmen Porto successfully defended her thesis Generation and Detection of Nonclassical States in the Continuous Variable Regime, thus obtaining her PhD degree from the University of Milan.

We congratulate with Carmen for this important achievement in her research career and we wish her all the best for the future. Well done Carmen!

News

Congrats to Dr Matteo Rossi!

On Tuesday 7 November 2017  Matteo Rossi defended his thesis on Dynamics and characterization of quantum systems interacting with classical noise and thus obtained his PhD degree from the University of Milan. The thesis is available for download on the Unimi AIR repository.

Congratulations to Matteo for this important achievement in his research career and best of luck for his future. Well done MReds!

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Seminars

Talks by Matteo Rossi and Carmen porto on Tue 17 Oct

On Tuesday 17 October, at the  Aula Ottica Quantistica (LITA buliding, 5th floor), Matteo rossi and Carmen Porto will deliver their end-of-year seminars as part of their PhD course requirements.

Here is the program:

11:30 Matteo Rossi

“Quantum reinforcement learning  with superconducting circuits: basic protocols and effects of noise”

12:00 Carmen Porto

“Detection of squeezing by on-chip glass-integrated homodyne analyzer”