Invited Speaker
| Rick v Bijnen | Univ. Innsbruck |
| Jonathan Home | ETH Zürich |
| Andreas Walraff | ETH Zürich |
| Hans Briegel | Univ. Innsbruck |
| Mikhail D. Lukin | Harvard |
| Nathan Wiebe | Microsoft |
| Ignacio Cirac | Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik |
| Charlie M. Marcus | NBI, Copenhagen |
| Philipp Walther | Univ. Wien |
| Joseph Emerson | University of Waterloo |
| Thomas Monz | AQT, Innsbruck |
| Xiao Xue | TU Delft |
| Anthony laing | University of Bristol |
| Hannes Pichler | Harvard |
| Jay Gambetta* | IBM |
*to be confirmed
Besides the invited talks that are intended to present both their own work and an overview and status of the field, there will be room for contributed ‘Hot Topic’ talks, and we will have two extended poster sessions. In addition, we plan focused discussion sessions on topics like: ‘What re the classical resources needed to run a quantum computer’ or ‘The role of critical components to execute algorithms’