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The conference is dedicated to prospective projects and monetization of quantum technologies. Forum participants will discuss the application of quantum technologies, goals of quantum communication and cryptography as well as quantum modeling: chemical, biological and pharmaceutical transformations.
Associate professor, science journalist
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology graduate, associate professor at National Research Nuclear University MEPhI (Moscow Engineering Physics Institute), leading research scientist at Federal State Institution "Technological Institute for Superhard and Novel Carbon Materials" (FSBI TISNCM), science journalist, head of science department at Vokrug sveta magazine (2000-2006).
Professor at University of Calgary
Professor at the University of Calgary, head of the scientific group, member of the Scientific Committee at the Russian Quantum Center, editor of the Optics Express scientific journal.
One of the world's most well-known scientists engaged in quantum physics.
Technical Advisor at IBM
Technical Advisor at IBM Advanced Technology Integration Laboratory.
He focuses on high-performance computing, quantum-mechanical modeling, mathematical optimization problems, and cognitive systems.
Presentation topic: IBM Q: Towards the all-purpose quantum computer.
ScD degree in physics of semiconductors, founder at Scontel
PhD degree in radio-physics and ScD degree in physics of semiconductors and dielectrics from Moscow State Pedagogical University (MSPU).
Gregory Goltsman has extensive experience in industry where he extensively contributed to the development of small innovative hi-tech businesses.
Gregory Goltsman has over 250 publications in leading scientific journals and holds 8 patents.
In 2009 he received Van Duzer Award from IEEE Council on Superconductivity for his contribution to applied superconductivity.
Head of the information research project at the Advanced Research Foundation
Head of the information research project at the Advanced Research Foundation.
The Advanced Research Foundation, along with the Quantum Optical Technologies Lab at Moscow State University, is developing a roadmap for creating information quantum processing technology by order of the Government of the Russian Federation.
Presentation topic: The roadmap for developing information quantum processing technology in the Russian Federation.
Quantum Informatics Lab of the International Institute Photonics and Optical Information Technology.
Head at the Quantum information laboratory of the International Institute of Photonics and Optoinformatics of the ITMO University and Laboratory of Applied Quantum Cryptography of Kazan Quantum Center. CEO at Kvantovye Kommunikatsii LLC.
Head of Science and Technology Foresight Department
Director of Science and Technology Foresight Center at the Saint Petersburg National Research University of Information Technologies, Mechanics and Optics.
Coordinator of the group working on the National Technical Initiative safety roadmap (SafeNet).
Organizer of the conference titled: 'Quantum communications as infrastructure of the future. Applied aspects and the strategy of the quantum technologies development.'
CTO at SafeNet
CTO at the Regional engineering center for cyber-physical security systems SafeNet.
Presentation topic “Trusted execution environment of SafeNet, integration of quantum technologies in the data transfer and storage ecosystem”.
Commercial Director at Smarts JSC
Commercial Director at JSC SMARTS.
JSC SMARTS company is creating telecommunication infrastructure. It received a 160 million rubles grant from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation to create a data center management system based on quantum technologies.
The goal of the project is creating new standards of safety and speed, as well as competitiveness of domestic companies on world markets.
Presentation topic: "Telecom carrier infrastructure and quantum communications".
Strategy Director at the IRIS
Strategy Director at the Institute of Regional Innovation Systems, Research Director at the ITMO's Center for Science and Technology Foresight.
Presentation topic “Global centers for the development of quantum technologies”.
Department of Telecommunication Systems
Oleg Sadov currently works at the Department of Telecommunication Systems, ITMO University. Oleg does research in Computer Communications (Networks), Operating Systems and Quantum Computing. Their current project is 'EU Horizon 2020 bIoTope.'
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology graduate, associate professor at National Research Nuclear University MEPhI (Moscow Engineering Physics Institute), leading research scientist at Federal State Institution "Technological Institute for Superhard and Novel Carbon Materials" (FSBI TISNCM), science journalist, head of science department at Vokrug sveta magazine (2000-2006).
PhD degree in radio-physics and ScD degree in physics of semiconductors and dielectrics from Moscow State Pedagogical University (MSPU).
Gregory Goltsman has extensive experience in industry where he extensively contributed to the development of small innovative hi-tech businesses.
Gregory Goltsman has over 250 publications in leading scientific journals and holds 8 patents.
In 2009 he received Van Duzer Award from IEEE Council on Superconductivity for his contribution to applied superconductivity.
Head of the information research project at the Advanced Research Foundation.
The Advanced Research Foundation, along with the Quantum Optical Technologies Lab at Moscow State University, is developing a roadmap for creating information quantum processing technology by order of the Government of the Russian Federation.
Presentation topic: The roadmap for developing information quantum processing technology in the Russian Federation.
Director of Science and Technology Foresight Center at the Saint Petersburg National Research University of Information Technologies, Mechanics and Optics.
Coordinator of the group working on the National Technical Initiative safety roadmap (SafeNet).
Organizer of the conference titled: ‘Quantum communications as infrastructure of the future. Applied aspects and the strategy of the quantum technologies development.’
Chairman of the Board of Directors at JSC SMARTS.
JSC SMARTS company is creating telecommunication infrastructure. It received a 160 million rubles grant from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation to create a data center management system based on quantum technologies.
The goal of the project is creating new standards of safety and speed, as well as competitiveness of domestic companies on world markets.
Presentation topic: "Telecom carrier infrastructure and quantum communications".
Vladimir Ilyich Egorov currently works at the Department of Photonics and Optical Information Technology, ITMO University. Vladimir does research in Quantum Physics, Optics and Nanotechnology. Their most recent publication is 'Security conditions for sub-carrier wave quantum key distribution protocol in errorless channel.
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology graduate, associate professor at National Research Nuclear University MEPhI (Moscow Engineering Physics Institute), leading research scientist at Federal State Institution "Technological Institute for Superhard and Novel Carbon Materials" (FSBI TISNCM), science journalist, head of science department at Vokrug sveta magazine (2000-2006).
PhD degree in radio-physics and ScD degree in physics of semiconductors and dielectrics from Moscow State Pedagogical University (MSPU).
Gregory Goltsman has extensive experience in industry where he extensively contributed to the development of small innovative hi-tech businesses.
Gregory Goltsman has over 250 publications in leading scientific journals and holds 8 patents.
In 2009 he received Van Duzer Award from IEEE Council on Superconductivity for his contribution to applied superconductivity.
Head of the information research project at the Advanced Research Foundation.
The Advanced Research Foundation, along with the Quantum Optical Technologies Lab at Moscow State University, is developing a roadmap for creating information quantum processing technology by order of the Government of the Russian Federation.
Presentation topic: The roadmap for developing information quantum processing technology in the Russian Federation.
Director of Science and Technology Foresight Center at the Saint Petersburg National Research University of Information Technologies, Mechanics and Optics.
Coordinator of the group working on the National Technical Initiative safety roadmap (SafeNet).
Organizer of the conference titled: ‘Quantum communications as infrastructure of the future. Applied aspects and the strategy of the quantum technologies development.’
Chairman of the Board of Directors at JSC SMARTS.
JSC SMARTS company is creating telecommunication infrastructure. It received a 160 million rubles grant from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation to create a data center management system based on quantum technologies.
The goal of the project is creating new standards of safety and speed, as well as competitiveness of domestic companies on world markets.
Presentation topic: "Telecom carrier infrastructure and quantum communications".
Vladimir Ilyich Egorov currently works at the Department of Photonics and Optical Information Technology, ITMO University. Vladimir does research in Quantum Physics, Optics and Nanotechnology. Their most recent publication is 'Security conditions for sub-carrier wave quantum key distribution protocol in errorless channel.
