Quantum computers promise the potential to solve problems that are beyond the capabilities of current classical computers and there is a worldwide race towards providing ever better quantum machines and algorithms. This potential entails threatening the security of communication systems and more generally, information processing. Thus, one needs to consider potential cyber-attacks with devices using quantum technologies.
The symposium will consist of a series of talks and discussions by the following speakers:
- Ulrik-Lund Anderson | Technical University of Denmark
- Christoph Becher | Universität des Saarlandes
- Arthur Ekert | University of Oxford
- Nicolas Gisin | Université de Genève
- Wolfgang Hommel | University of the Bundeswehr
- Manfred Lochter | Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik (BSI)
- Daniel Loebenberger | Fraunhofer AISEC
- Florian Mintert | Imperial College London
- Michael Osborne | IBM Research Zurich
- Christian Schaffner | University of Amsterdam
- Andrew Shields | Toshiba Europe
- Umesh V. Vazirani | University of California at Berkeley
- Frank Wilhelm-Mauch | Forschungszentrum Jülich
Format
The symposium will be organized as an on-site meeting that supports lively interaction among participants in person.
Agenda
https://indico.munich-quantum-valley.de/e/QCmeetsCS
Registration
Please register in advance using the adequate forms at:
https://indico.munich-quantum-valley.de/event/9/registrations/
Please note that this event requires manual approval. You will be notified when your registration is accepted and the process is complete.