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Abstract: "Quantum Conversations – It’s Here, There and Everywhere" brings together leading scientists, artists, technologists, and educators to explore the transformative potential of quantum science.

This half-day symposium invites audiences to journey through the fundamentals of quantum mechanics, its artistic interpretations, and its real-world applications. From the multiverse to quantum-safe chips, the programme offers adynamic and accessible introduction to a field that is reshaping how we understand and interact with the world.

The symposium opens with Quantum 101 — Beyond the Multiverse, a primer by Dr. Alexander Hue from the Centre for Quantum Technologies, followed by Entangled Expressions, a panel that explores how artists and scientists collaborate to make quantum phenomena visible and experiential. The final session, Everyday Quantum, features speakers from the National Quantum Officeand SGInnovate, highlighting Singapore’s growing quantum innovation ecosystem.

Ticketed as a keynote programme of In the Ether — A Festival of Quantum Science and Technology. 

https://www.marinabaysands.com/museum/events/in-the-ether/quantum-conversations.html

The workshop concerns both the theoretical and experimental aspects of this subject. This workshop aims to build connections between young scientists and promotes open discussions between participants. As such, 30-minute talks by all participants will be held at the beginning of the week, leaving two full days open for discussions on the presented work (and beyond).

Please note that participation in this workshop is by invitation only.

Abstract: Heisenberg's clever guess of a potent formalism for tackling the physics at the atomic scale --- his matrix mechanics supplemented with substantial input from Born and Jordan --- survived a serious stress test in the fall of 1925 when Pauli derived the bound-state energies of the hydrogen atom.

Quantum Techniques in Machine Learning (QTML) is a leading international conference at the forefront of quantum science and machine learning. Held annually, it brings together researchers and industry experts to explore how quantum computing can transform learning, optimisation, and data-driven discovery. CQT is proud to support planning for the ninth edition of this international conference, QTML 2025, to take place in Singapore 16-21 November. Registration is now open.