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38. Böhm-Bawerk Lecture - The Use of Algorithms in Society
Algorithmen sind bereits heute bereits in vielen Lebensbereichen und oft unbemerkt im Einsatz. Sie verbessern die Genauigkeit und kompensieren irrationales menschliches V... [weiter]
PASQuanS2 aims to develop next-generation programmable, large-scale atomic quantum simulators operating with up to 10,000 atoms building on the successful European Quantum Flagship project PASQuanS and unites 25 academic and technology partners from Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Slovenia and Spain, among them the University of Innsbruck, IQOQI and the Spin-offs AQT und ParityQC.
Recently quantum computers started to work with more than just the zeros and ones we know from classical computers. Now a team at the University of Innsbruck, Austria, demonstrates a way to efficiently create entanglement of such high-dimensional systems to enable more powerful calculations.
The Millenion project focuses on modular scalability and accessibility aspects of trapped-ion quantum computers, tackling the transition from current laboratory-based experiments to industry-grade quantum computing technologies. 14 academic and industrial leaders across Europe are joining forces to deliver a modular and scalable quantum computing suite with high performance cluster integration and a fault-tolerant register of up to 1000 qubits.
Solids can be melted by heating, but in the quantum world it can also be the other way around: In a joint effort, an experimental team led by Francesca Ferlaino in Innsbruck, Austria, and a theoretical team led by Thomas Pohl in Aarhus, Denmark, show in Nature Communications how a quantum liquid forms supersolid structures by heating.
Innsbruck is an internationally renowned center for voltage gated calcium channel research. A new generation of scientists at the University of Innsbruck and the Medical University Innsbruck continues this successful path. Based on the FWF-funded doctoral program CavX, the researchers are investigating together a wide range of calcium channel properties and functions in health and disease using the most state-of-the-art methods.
Turbulence plays an essential role in weather and climate, and correctly representing its effects in numerical models is crucial for accurate weather forecasts and climate projections. However, the theory describing the effect of turbulence has not changed since its conception in 1950s, despite the fact that it is not representative for the majority of the Earth’s land surface, especially over mountains and polar regions. The Innsbruck meteorologist Ivana Stiperski has now extended the turbulence theory to complex atmospheric conditions.
With highly endowed clusters of excellence, the Austrian Science Fund FWF creates Austrian flagships of basic research. The University of Innsbruck will coordinate the Cluster of Excellence for Quantum Sciences and is involved in two Clusters of Excellence on political, social and cultural developments in Eurasia and on materials for energy conversion and storage.
TIPP
Algorithmen sind bereits heute bereits in vielen Lebensbereichen und oft unbemerkt im Einsatz. Sie verbessern die Genauigkeit und kompensieren irrationales menschliches V... [weiter]
May 01 | 10:00 | Dance 'n' Spring - Tanzfestival | Fest/Festival |
14:00 | INNKlusion – Assistenzlösungen für die Inklusion von Menschen im Alltag | Workshop | |
May 02 | 13:00 | Wie finanziere ich mein Studium? | Beratung |
17:15 | Fakt versus Fake: Kommunikative Strategien zur Begrenzung von Fake News | Vortrag | |
19:00 | 25 Jahre Literaturzeitschrift Cognac & Biskotten mit Thomas Schafferer & Tanja Pidot | Vernissage und Lesung | |
May 03 | 08:30 | Anthropology in Digital Age: Theological and Philosophical Responses | Kongress |
13:00 | Wie finanziere ich mein Studium? | Beratung | |
16:00 | Refugee Tales and the Politics of Welcome: Walking Against the Expulsive Environment | Vortrag und Diskussion | |
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