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Quantum Information and Control In Queensland — QICIQ June 30 – July 3, 2008 Novotel Palm Cove Resort • Cairns • Queensland • Australia Sign up for the mailing list         Abstracts: 17 Mar 2008         Late Registration: 28 June 2008 Sign up for the mailing list         Abstracts are now closed         Registration is now closed Contributing Speakers Speaker Title Hans Bachor, Australian National University, Australia Spatial mode CW laser beams as a tool for quantum communication Ben Buchler, Australian National University, Australia * Information storage in rubidium via gradient echo and EIT Stephen Bartlett, University of Sydney, Australia Identifying phases of matter that are universal for quantum computation André Carvalho, Australian National University, Australia Entanglement stabilisation via quantum feedback James Franson, University of Maryland, USA Classical logical operation using the quantum Zeno effect Henry Haselgrove, Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Australia Direct simulation of multiply-concatenated fault-tolerant quantum error correction Winfried Hensinger, University of Sussex, UK * On the transport of atomic ions in linear and multidimensional ion trap arrays Holger Hofmann, Hiroshima University, Japan Experimental evaluation of a quantum filter: truth tables and process matrix estimates Joseph Hope, Australian National University, Australia Quantum control of a multimode atom laser Onur Hosten, University of Illinois, USA AC and DC weak measurements with AC and DC spin Hall effects of light Benjamin Lanyon, University of Queensland, Australia Quantum computing with zero entanglement Lorenzo Maccone, University of Pavia, Italy Sub-Rayleigh quantum imaging Charles Meaney, University of Queensland, Australia * Quantum correlations in a nanomechanical Jahn-Teller model with dissipation William Munro, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, UK Consumer based quantum cryptography William Oliver, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA Amplitude spectroscopy of a superconducting qubit Brian Smith, University of Oxford, UK Heralded two-photon NOON state for enhanced precision measurement Christof Wunderlich, University of Siegen, Germany * Individual addressing of trapped ions and coupling of motional and spin states using RF radiation * indicates joint speakers with APCQIS.

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