Quantum Optics and Information Meeting
5


22 - 23 April 2021

YouTube Channel Pre-recorded Talks Posters

Many thanks to our speakers and attendees. Hope to see you next year...

About KOBIT


The main goal of these series of meetings is to gather the scientists and students who are interested in the fields of quantum optics and information and create an open environment to support colloboration. In 2016, the series of meetings started with the name KOBİT$\class{p-dark}{|0\rangle}$ in Hacettepe University (Ankara) which followed by the meetings in İzmir Institute of Technology (İzmir-2017), in Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University (Istanbul-2018), in Ankara University (Ankara, 2019) and as an online meeting organized by İzmir Institute of Technology (Online-2020).

KOBİT$\class{p-dark}{|5\rangle}$ will be hosted online by Bilkent, METU, and Hacettepe Universities on 22-23 April 2021.

Plenary Speakers


Marlan

Marlan Scully

Texas A&M University - USA

Using quantum mechanics to detect covid-19 disease

Ataç

Ataç İmamoğlu

ETH Zürich - Switzerland

Atomically thin semiconductors : probing strongly correlated electrons using excitons

Evening Lecture


Hakan

Hakan Türeci

Princeton University - USA

Machine learning with quantum dynamical systems

Invited Speakers


Irene

Irene D'Amico

University of York - UK

Distributed Quantum Information Processing with Spin Networks

Ahmet

Ahmet Avsar

Newcastle University - UK

Extrinsic magnetism in a two-dimensional noble metal dichalcogenide

Turan

Turan Birol

University of Minnesota - USA

First principles calculations in correlated raterials 

Renbao

Renbao Liu

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Quantum sensing to eliminate the blind spots of classical probes

Cihan

Cihan Okay

Bilkent University - Turkey

A hidden variable model for universal quantum computation with magic states on qubits

Şener

Şener Özönder

Istinye University - Turkey

Physics and Machine Learning Reunited

Erhan

Erhan Sağlamyürek

University of Alberta - Canada

Storing short pulses of single-photon-level light in Bose-Einstein condensates for high-performance quantum memory

Ahmad

Ahmad Salmanogli

Çankaya University - Turkey

Quantum Radar

İnanç

İnanç Şahin

Ankara University - Turkey

Parallel Lives model and its implications on special theory of relativity

Enderalp

Enderalp Yakaboylu

Max-Planck-Institute of Quantum Optics - Germany

Molecular impurities as a realization of anyons on the two-sphere

Host Organizations