th annual seminar for the quantum technologies and
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9th Annual Seminar for the Quantum Technologies and Microscopy & Analysis Industry in India
Industry experts from across the world will present their research work and latest developments in Quantum Technologies and Advanced Microscopy & Analysis over two days online.
Oxford Instruments India Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai 400 072 | Email: [email protected]
FREE
Virtual Seminar
DAY 1: QUANTUM TECHNOLOGIES DAY 2: MICROSCOPY AND ANALYSIS
• Welcome Mr Mangesh Kulkarni, Oxford Instruments India
• INAUGRAL talk by our host Dr Vijayaraghavan, TIFR, Mumbai
• PLENARY: Relaxation of a transmon qubit from unconfined states and resurgence of coherence Dr Vibhor Singh, IISc Bangalore
• Comprehensive solutions for quantum technology development: Qubits, Quantum Sensors and Quantum Communication Dr Ravi Sundaram, Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology, UK
• KEYNOTE: The National Quantum Computing Centre and a roadmap towards Quantum Advantage Dr Michael Cuthbert, UK
• Importance of achieving low electron temperatures for new quantum devices Dr Klaus Ensslin, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
• Talk title TBC Dr Jonathan Moffat, Oxford Instruments Asylum Research, UK
• Polariton devices based on van der Waals materials - Dr Biswanath Chakraborty, IIT Jammu
• A quantum diamond microscope for mapping magnetic fields Dr Kasturi Saha, IIT Bombay
• Poster Awards
• Welcome Mr Mangesh Kulkarni, Oxford Instruments India
• INAUGRAL talk by our host Dr Krishanu Ray, TIFR Mumbai
• PLENARY: Altered Membrane Composition Disrupts CXCR4 Signalling During Cellular Senescence Dr. Deepak Saini, IISC - Bangalore
• Microscopy and Analysis Solutions from Oxford Instruments Dr Andrew Masters, Oxford Instruments Asylum Research, UK
• KEYNOTE: - Dr Li An Chu, Brain Research Centre, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
• Making and Moving Synaptic Vesicles Dr. Sandhya Koushika, TIFR - Mumbai
• Multi-Colour Electron Microscopy: Using Energy Dispersive X-ray Spectrometry to Image and Analyse Biological Samples Dr Louise Hughes, Oxford Instruments NanoAnalysis, UK
• The Ideal Solution to Interactively Analyze Microscopy Images Dr Daniel Reisen, Oxford Instruments Imaris, UK
• Mycobacterium tuberculosis glycolipids disorganize host cell membranes and rewire membrane mechanics during infection Dr. Shobhna Kapoor, IIT - Bombay
• Poster Awards
PRESENTED BY OXFORD INSTRUMENTS IN ASSOCIATION WITH TIFR, MUMBAI
BRINGING THE NANOWORLD TOGETHER 2020 (VIRTUAL)
3 - 4 December 2020
VIRTUAL POSTER SESSIONThere will be two poster halls, one for Quantum and one for Microscopy and Analysis. There will be a prize for the best poster from each session, which will be awarded at the end of day 1 and day 2 respectively. To enter, please upload your poster in pdf format on our website using the link below.
CLOSING DATE 30 NOVEMBER 2020. GOOD LUCK!