20–22 Apr 2026
National University of Singapore
Asia/Singapore timezone
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Session

Invited Talks - Session 2

20 Apr 2026, 10:45
National University of Singapore

National University of Singapore

Shaw Foundation Alumni House 11 Kent Ridge Dr, #01-02, Singapore 119244

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Chairperson: Prof Hiroki Takahashi (Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST))

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  1. 20/04/2026, 10:45

    Speaker:
    Prof Kihwan Kim
    Center for Trapped Ion Quantum Science, Institute for Basic Science

    Abstract:
    Quantum coherence fundamentally limits quantum computer and memory performance. While trapped atomic ions theoretically support million-year coherence based on spontaneous emission, experimental demonstrations have fallen orders of magnitude short. This gap raises whether we...

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  2. 20/04/2026, 11:15

    Speaker:
    Dr Cameron McGarry
    University of Sydney

    Abstract:
    Continuous-variable–discrete-variable (CV–DV) quantum simulators offer a natural route to simulating bosonic dynamics relevant to many branches of physics and chemistry. However, programmable simulation of arbitrary dynamics is an outstanding challenge. In particular, simulating anharmonic dynamics, which is ubiquitous...

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  3. 20/04/2026, 11:45

    Speaker:
    Prof Moonjoo Lee
    Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH)

    Abstract:
    We begin by discussing our experimental study of nonlinear mechanical oscillations in trapped ions. Specifically, we demonstrate the tunability of the Duffing nonlinearity of the ion oscillator, allowing it to transition from the softening to the hardening regime. Furthermore, when the ion...

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  4. Speaker:
    Prof Moonjoo Lee
    Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH)

    Abstract:
    We begin by discussing our experimental study of nonlinear mechanical oscillations in trapped ions. Specifically, we demonstrate the tunability of the Duffing nonlinearity of the ion oscillator, allowing it to transition from the softening to the hardening regime. Furthermore, when the ion...

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  5. Speaker:
    Dr Cameron McGarry
    University of Sydney

    Abstract:
    Continuous-variable–discrete-variable (CV–DV) quantum simulators offer a natural route to simulating bosonic dynamics relevant to many branches of physics and chemistry. However, programmable simulation of arbitrary dynamics is an outstanding challenge. In particular, simulating anharmonic dynamics, which is ubiquitous...

    Go to contribution page
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