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Thursday, May 23 Friday, May 24 Saturday, May 25

Thursday, May 23

830 – 900	Registration and coffee
900 – 910	Paweł Horodecki, Steering Committee, ICTQT Wiesław Laskowski, Deputy Dean, Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics, UG	Opening ceremony
	Chair: Karol Życzkowski
910 – 940	Barbara Kraus	From Compressible to universal Quantum computation
940 – 1010	Ignacio Cirac	Symmetries, entanglement, and state transformations with tensor networks
1010 – 1040	Martin Plenio	Methods for Efficient Quantum State Tomography: Theory and Experiment
1040 – 1110	Coffee break
	Chair: Jakub Rembieliński
1110 – 1140	Jakub Zakrzewski	Recent advances in many-body localization
1140 – 1210	Fabio Benatti	Dynamical monotones and information back-flow
1210 – 1240	Arul Lakshminarayan	Entangling power of time-evolution operators: from bipartite to many-body systems
1240 – 1400	Lunch break
	Chair: Ryszard Tanaś
1400 – 1430	Gulia Rubino	Experimental Entanglement of Temporal Orders
1430 – 1500	Karol Życzkowski	Five Isoentangled Mutually Unbiased Bases and Mixed-states t-designs
1500 – 1530	Piotr Mironowicz	Symmetries, designs and semidefinite programming
1530 – 1550	Coffee break
	Chair: Ravishankar Ramanathan
1550 – 1620	Jitendra Prakash	Non-closure of the set of quantum correlations
1620 – 1650	Alessandro Ferraro	Resource theory of quantum non-Gaussianity and Wigner negativity
1650 – 1720	Caslav Brukner	The covariance of physical laws in quantum reference frames
1800 – 2030	Dinner

Friday, May 24

	Chair: TBA
920 – 950	Fernando Brandao	Applications of Near-Term Quantum Computers
950 – 1020	Jan-Åke Larsson	Quantum computation and the additional degrees of freedom in a physical system
1020 – 1050	Felix Leditzky	Quantum codes from neural networks
1050 – 1110	Coffee break
	Chair: Mohamed Bourennane
1110 – 1140	Michał Oszmaniec	Relative power of projective and generalized measurements in quantum information theory
1140 – 1210	Markus Aspelmeyer	Towards Witnessing System-Observer Entanglement of a Massive Object
1210 – 1240	Nicolas Treps	Tailored non-Gaussian multimode optical states
1240 – 1310	Konrad Banaszek	Beating the Rayleigh limit using two-photon interference
1310 – 1430	Lunch break
	Chair: Erik Aurell
1430 – 1500	Robert Alicki	A quantum theory of triboelectricity
1500 – 1530	Kamil Korzekwa	Avoiding irreversibility: engineering resonant conversions of quantum resources
1530 – 1600	Alex Retzker	Overcoming resolution limits with quantum sensing
1600 – 1620	Coffee break
	Chair: Fabio Benatti
1620 – 1650	Bob Coecke	Diagrams in practical quantum computing
1650 – 1720	Mario Ziman	Quantum learning of quantum gates
1720 – 1750	Paweł Caban	Nonlinear evolution and nonsignaling

Saturday, May 25

900 – 930	Coffee break
	Chair: Michał Horodecki
930 – 1000	Mark Hillery	Wave particle duality relations: coherence and group asymmetry
1000 – 1030	Marek Czachor	Time travel in a space-time ring resonator
1030 – 1100	Ravishankar Ramanathan	Optimal Randomness Amplification schemes from Hardy paradoxes
1100 – 1130	Paweł Horodecki	On relativistic causality and no-signaling
1130 – 1200	Coffee break
	Chair: Andrzej Grudka
1200 – 1230	Marek Żukowski	Entanglement conditions for quantum optical fields
1230 – 1300	Maciej Stankiewicz	Semi-Device Independent Quantum Money
1300 – 1330	Marcin Karczewski	Extracting entanglement from the indistinguishability of particles
1330 – 1400	Artur Barasiński	Role of multipartite entanglement in quantum teleportation
1400 – 1530	Lunch