Symposium on Frontiers in Quantum Computation, Sept. 26, 2007
A-10 Jadwin Hall
The workshop organizers are William Brinkman, Robert Calderbank and Shivaji Sondhi

Sponsored by Princeton Center for Theoretical Science and MITRE Corporation

Introduction - Registration - Workshop Topics and Speakers
Symposium Poster

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Introduction The Princeton Center for Theoretical Science is a new, University-funded enterprise dedicated to exploring frontiers across the theoretical natural sciences. Its purpose is to promote interaction among theorists and seed new directions in research, especially in areas cutting across traditional disciplinary boundaries. The Center will be home to a corps of Center Postdoctoral Fellows, chosen from nominations made by senior theoretical scientists around the world. The first class of three Fellows took up residence in Fall 2006. A group of senior Center Faculty, chosen from science departments across the campus, are responsible for guiding Center activities, which include focused topical programs involving Visiting Fellows from inside and outside the university. To house these activities, the University is constructing a dedicated facility in Jadwin Hall, home of the Physics Department, and located a few hundred feet from the departments of Biology, Geology, Chemistry, and Astrophysical Sciences, as well as the Lewis-Sigler Center for Integrative Genomics. The Center hopes to become a focus for innovation and cross-fertilization in theory for all these departments. Center Faculty: Curtis Callan, Director Paul Steinhardt, Associate Director Ravindra Bhatt William Bialek Igor Klebanov Shivaji Sondhi David Spergel Salvatore Torquato Center Posdoctoral Fellows: Bogdan Andrei Bernevig 2006-2009 Thomas Klose 2007-2010 Jean-luc Lehners 2007-2010 Meera Parish 2006-2009 Antonello Scardicchio 2006-2009 Branson Stephens 2007-2010 Aleksandra Walczak 2007-2010   Princeton University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer and particularly welcomes the nominations of women and members of minority groups for PCTP Postdoctoral Fellowships. For those who have been nominated, information about how to self-identify can be found at:http://www.princeton.edu/sites/dof/ApplicantsInfo.htm. pcts@princeton.edu (609)258-1398 © 2005 Trustees of Princeton University

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