| Time |
Speaker |
Title |
| 1/04, 9:00 AM |
Nathan Wiebe
Univ. of Toronto |
The Future of Quantum Chemistry Simulation Algorithms[Video][CC] |
| 1/06, 9:00 AM |
Sophia Economou
Virginia Tech |
Building symmetries into adaptive variational algorithms[Video][CC][Chat] |
| 1/06, 9:50 AM |
Francesco Evangelista
Emory |
Unitary coupled cluster trial states and projective quantum algorithms[Video][CC] |
| 1/10, 9:00 AM |
All Participants |
Informal meeting[Video][CC] |
| 1/11, 9:00 AM |
Bill Fefferman
U. Chicago |
On the hardness of random quantum circuits[Video][CC] |
| 1/13, 9:00 AM |
Ashley Montanaro
Bristol |
Observing ground-state properties of the Fermi-Hubbard model using a scalable algorithm on a quantum computer[Video][CC] |
| 1/13, 9:50 AM |
Tom O'Brien
Google Research |
Learning molecular structure from NMR spectra with a quantum computer[Video][CC] |
| 1/18, 9:00 AM |
Roger Melko
U. Waterloo |
Quantum simulation with Rydberg atom array[Slides][Video][CC] |
| 1/20, 9:00 AM |
Kianna Wan
Stanford |
A randomised quantum algorithm for phase estimation[Video][CC] |
| 1/20, 9:50 AM |
Artur Izmaylov
Univ. of Toronto |
Quantum Measurements in the NISQ Algorithms[Video][CC] |
| 1/24, 9:00 AM |
All Participants |
Organizational meeting[Video][CC] |
| 1/25, 9:00 AM |
Isaac Kim
UC Davis |
Circuit depth vs energy density: with and without long range entanglement[Video][CC] |
| 1/27, 9:00 AM |
William Huggins
Google |
Unbiasing Fermionic Quantum Monte Carlo with a Quantum Computer[Video][CC] |
| 1/27, 9:50 AM |
Sonika Johri
IonQ Inc |
Generative Quantum Learning of Multivariate Distributions[Video][CC] |
| 2/01, 9:00 AM |
Kristan Temme
IBM |
Probabilistic error cancellation with sparse Pauli-Lindblad models on noisy quantum processors[Video][CC] |
| 2/02, 1:00 PM |
All Participants |
Discussion of the capabilities of NISQ hardware[Video][CC] |
| 2/03, 9:00 AM |
Di Fang
Berkeley |
Time-dependent Hamiltonian Simulation of Highly Oscillatory Dynamics[Video][CC] |
| 2/03, 9:50 AM |
Minh Tran
Maryland |
Faster Digital Quantum Simulation by Symmetry Protection[Video][CC] |
| 2/08, 9:00 AM |
Jarrod McClean
Google |
Experimental advantages in learning and what quantum computer science has to teach us about chemistry[Video][CC] |
| 2/09, 1:00 PM |
All Participants |
Organizational Meeting |
| 2/10, 9:00 AM |
Mick Bremner
UTS |
Attempting to make computational complexity more relevant in a NISQ world |
| 2/10, 9:50 AM |
Abhinav Kandala
IBM |
Scalable error mitigation for noisy quantum circuits produces competitive expectation values[Video][CC] |
| 2/15, 9:00 AM |
Martin Savage
UW |
Towards Quantum Simulation of Gauge Field Theories for Standard Model Physics[Video][CC] |
| 2/16, 1:00 PM |
All Participants |
Organizational meeting |
| 2/17, 9:00 AM |
Ramis Movassagh
IBM |
Advantages of Random Quantum Circuits[Video][CC] |
| 2/17, 9:50 AM |
Nicolas Sawaya
Intel |
NISQ approaches for phononic problems and other bosonic problems[Video][CC] |
| 2/22, 9:10 AM |
Garnet Chan
Caltech |
Is there exponential quantum advantage in chemistry?[Protected][Video][CC] |
| 2/23, 1:00 PM |
All Participants |
Organizational meeting |
| 2/24, 9:00 AM |
Jim Freericks
Georgetown |
Robust quantum computing on NISQ hardware[Video][CC] |
| 2/24, 9:50 AM |
Jessica Lemieux
1QBit |
Resource Estimation for State Preparation[Video][CC] |
