In the twenty-first century, we are witnessing the synthesis of two distinct “quantum” disciplines: quantum gravity (QG) and quantum information (QI). The confluence of these two vast intellectual streams is already yielding a novel language capable of describing the fundamental nature of the universe. It is fair to say, however, that significant effort is still needed to bridge the differences between the two disciplines, and there are reasons to believe that the culmination of this synthesis has yet to come.
In this workshop, building upon the insights presented in the recent arXiv paper (https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.30853), we will engage in an in-depth discussion on the future prospects and challenges at the intersection of quantum gravity and quantum information.
Format：
Koshiba Hall, 2F in the Building No.1, Hongo Campus, Unviersity of Tokyo．In person only. The lectures will be given in English.
Speakers (tentative):
- Kanato Goto (Osaka)
- Takato Mori (Rikkyo)
- Yoshifumi Nakata (Science Tokyo)
- Hayata Yamasaki (Tokyo)
- Masahito Yamazaki (Tokyo)