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The final of the 2019 Gibbons Lectures will be a panel discussion featuring  Professor Howard Carmichael,  Department of Physics,  University of Auckland and Professor Cris Calude, School of Computer Science, University of Auckland  on the topic:  The future of quantum computing . Further details are here . The lecture is on the 29th May. Refreshments will be provided from 6pm at 260.088, Level 0 of the Owen G Glenn Building. Lectures will commence at 6.30pm, and take place in OGGB3 (260.092) on Level 0 of the Owen G Glenn Building.   It will be streamed live and later available as a podcast. from The Universal Machine http://universal-machine.blogspot.com/ Universal Machine post to email (CS blog) Uns...

The second of the 2019 Gibbons Lectures will be presented by: Professor Steven Galbraith, Department of Mathematics University of Auckland, on the topic: Cryptography after quantum computers . Further details are here . The lecture is on the 15th May. Refreshments will be provided from 6pm at 260.088, Level 0 of the Owen G Glenn Building. Lectures will commence at 6.30pm, and take place in OGGB3 (260.092) on Level 0 of the Owen G Glenn Building.   It will be streamed live and later available as a podcast. from The Universal Machine http://universal-machine.blogspot.com/ Universal Machine post to email (CS blog) Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email Applets. ...

The first of the 2019 free Gibbons Lectures will be presented by:  Dr Michael Dinneen,   School of Computer Science,  University of Auckland,  on the topic:  Quantum computing: What it is, and how we do it.  Further details are here . T he lecture is on the 8th of May. Refreshments will be provided from 6pm at 260.088, Level 0 of the Owen G Glenn Building. Lectures will commence at 6.30pm, and take place in OGGB3 (260.092) on Level 0 of the Owen G Glenn Building.   The lecture will be streamed live and later available as a podcast. This lecture is run in partnership with IT Professionals NZ, Auckland ICT Graduate School and Dr Beryl Plimmer. from The Universal Machine http://universal-machine.blogspot.com/ Universal Machine post to email (CS blog) ...