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« TQC 2010 First Announcement | Main | Living the Relativistic Life »

12th Annual SqUiNT, Feb 18-21 2010

Category: Quantum Computing
Posted on: November 2, 2009 7:26 PM, by Dave Bacon

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SqUinT will be held in Santa Fe, NM from Feb 18-21, 2010. The submission page is now open and available at http://panda.unm.edu/SQuInT. Note that speakers outside the network should contact the organizers if they wish to inquire about attending. It's an El Nino year, so New Mexico should have some good snow this year :)

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Cool. Bill Phillips is a good speaker (and contributed to one of the first Quantum Times issues!). Carl's always good for some interesting commentary. They forgot one of the 'r's in Milburn's name, though.

Posted by: Ian Durham | November 2, 2009 8:25 PM

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