This workshop offers a comprehensive and up-to-date exploration of the quantum computing field and will be suitable for specialists with a background in engineering and science. The workshop focuses on selected technological aspects (e.g., qubit design, measurement techniques, and the cryogenic control electronics essential for quantum computing) and on the core differences between the classical and quantum computation paradigms.
The workshop program covers the following topics: difference between the classical and quantum paradigms of computation paradigms, the physics behind the semiconductor implementation of quantum bits, techniques for measuring qubit states and circuit design tailored for quantum and cryogenic applications. The workshop aims at bridging several scientific communities by inviting speakers from different scientific backgrounds, including fundamental physics, electron device physics, computer science and circuit design.
The workshop includes two sessions: a tutorial session presented by invited speakers, followed by a one-hour poster session. The workshop offers a possibility of two-page paper publication on IEEExplore, after a peer-review process organized by the workshop committee. The accepted presentations will be presented during the workshop poster session.