General Information

The 10th Asian Conference on Quantum Information Science (AQIS'10) is a meeting focused on quantum information science and technology. Since this is a new interdisciplinary field, its broad scope includes advances in various fields such as quantum physics, computer science, mathematics and information technologies.

This event is the memorable tenth conference which builds upon a successful series of EQIS'01-05 and AQIS'06-09 conferences. It will comprise tutorials and presentations of invited speakers, selected papers and posters. Areas of coverage include but are not limited to:

• Quantum computation, algorithms and complexity
• Quantum information theory
• Quantum error-correction and fault-tolerance, thresholds
• Quantum cryptography
• Quantum communications experiments and theory
• Quantum optics, NMR and solid-state technologies
• Quantum processors and computers design
• Quantum programming languages and semantics

AQIS'10 will be held at the University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan.

Recent Announcements

Group Photo page is now available. (Sept. 30th)
Extended the deadline of Camera Ready Submission to August 8. (Aug. 3rd)
Added a link to the Accommodation page in the left menu. (Jul. 23th)
Added a link to the Camera Ready Submission page in the left menu. (Jul. 14th)
Accepted Papers page is now available. (Jul. 14th)
Travel page is now available. (Jun. 4th)
One invited speaker is added and the PDF version of Call for Papers is updated. (May. 17th)
Online registration and paper submission sites are now open. (Apr. 28th)
Lecturers of the tutorial are confirmed, and the tutorial will be opened to the public. CFP is also updated. (Apr. 14th)
One PC member is added and the PDF version of Call for Papers is updated. (Apr. 9th)
Two PC members are added and the PDF version of Call for Papers is updated. (Mar. 30th)
Added a link to the official guide to Japanese visas in the visa page. (Mar. 29th)

Important Dates

Lecturers of the Tutorial

The tutorial will be opened to the public.

• Charles Bennett (IBM)
• Harry Buhrman (CWI and Univ. of Amsterdam)
• Richard Jozsa (Univ. of Cambridge)
• Akihisa Tomita (Hokkaido Univ.)

Keynote Speakers:

• David Wineland (NIST, U.S.A.)
• Andrew Yao (Tsinghua Univ., Beijing)

Invited Speakers:

• Dagmar Bruss (HHU Dusseldorf)
• Harry Buhrman (CWI and Univ. of Amsterdam)
• Bill Coish (Univ. of Waterloo)
• Jonathan P. Dowling (Louisiana St. Univ.)
• Yasunobu Nakamura (NEC Corp.)
• Maarten Van den Nest (Max-Planck Institute)

Organizers