Quantum Information Sciences and Technologies

Quantum Information Systems and Devices

Symposium Chair

William L. Wilson
Executive Director, Center for Nanoscale Systems, Harvard University

Loucas Tsakalakos
Senior Engineering Manager, Space & Sensors Division
L3Harris Technologies, Inc.

Key Speakers

Quantum Sensing of Quantum Materials Using NV center Microscopy
Amir Yacoby
Lazaridis Chair in Physics, Harvard

Quantum Engineering for Superconducting Qubits
Mollie Schwartz
Staff Scientist, MIT Lincoln Laboratory

The Second Quantum Revolution: Fundamentals, Present Status, and Prospects
Zheshen Zhang
Professor, University of Arizona

Emerging Quantum Sensor Applications of Coherent Spins in Semiconductors
Brian Zhou
Assistant Professor, Boston College

Quantum Panel Discussion– Separating Reality from Hype

Alex Cronin
Deputy Director
National Quantum Coordination Office

George Thomas
VP Innovation and Strategic Initiatives
ConnectedDMV

Jonathan Felbinger
Deputy Director
Quantum Economic Development Consortium, SRI International(QED-C)

Piotr Kulczakowicz
Senior Innovation Manager
University of Maryland Ventures

Tatjana Curcic
Program Manager
DARPA

John Gillaspy
Program Director
National Science Foundation

Rima Oueid
Commercialization Executive
Office of Technology Transitions, DOE

This special symposium will highlight innovation in quantum engineering materials, devices and applications from researchers around the world.

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	Wednesday October 20
8:30	Quantum Track Keynote
10:30	Quantum: Separating Reality from Hype - A Panel Discussion
4:00	Quantum - Posters

2021 Symposium Program
	Wednesday October 20

8:30	Quantum Track Keynote	Woodrow Wilson C
	Session chair: William L. Wilson, Harvard University & Loucas Tsakalakos, L3Harris Technologies, Inc.
8:30	Introductory Remarks
8:35	Quantum Sensing of Quantum Materials Using NV center Microscopy A. Yacoby, Harvard University, US
9:00	Quantum Engineering for Superconducting Qubits M. Schwartz, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, US
9:25	The Second Quantum Revolution: Fundamentals, Present Status, and Prospects Z. Zhang, University of Arizona, US
9:50	Emerging Quantum Sensor Applications of Coherent Spins in Semiconductors B. Zhou, Boston College, US

10:30	Quantum: Separating Reality from Hype - A Panel Discussion	Baltimore 5
	Session chair: William L. Wilson, Harvard University & Loucas Tsakalakos, L3Harris Technologies, Inc.
10:30	Introductory Remarks W. Wilson & L. Tsakalakos, Harvard University & L3Harris Technologies Inc.
10:35	Updates on the National Quantum Initiative A. Cronin, National Quantum Coordination Office, Office of Science and Technology Policy, US
10:50	Industry Perspectives Panel with G. Thomas, P. Kulczakowicz and J. Felbinger
11:20	Government agency Panel with A. Cronin, T. Curcic, J.D. Gillaspy, R. Oueid

4:00	Quantum - Posters	Expo Hall AB
	Some problematic points in identification of bismuth impurity centers in silicon irradiated with 15 MeV protons N. Arutyunov, MLU Halle, Germany / Inst. of Electronics, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, UZ
	Quantum Chemical Methods to Elucidate the Mechanism of a Diastereoselective Insertion-Addition Reaction of a Chiral Titanium (IV)-Schiff Base-Benzyl Complex with Hydroxyketones, pp. 101-104 B. Ramos, E.V. Castriciones, University of the Philippines, PH
	HardSec: A New Cybersecurity Option R. Indeck, Q-Net Security, US
	Experimental Observations of Majorana Particles Produced in Arrays of Fractional Josephson Junctions in An Organo-metallic Superconductive Device, pp. 126-129 E.T. Chen, J.T. Thornton, S-H. Duh, Advanced Biomimetic Sensors, Inc., US