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 Organized by: Vlatko Vedral , Elisabeth Rieper         
 

 Fully Subscribed and Registration Closed

 


 
The main objective of this multidisciplinary workshop consisting of physicists, chemists and biologists is in the area of quantum biology. The planned location will be on the Sentosa Island in Singapore between 10-17 January 2009. The intention of the workshop is to stimulate a free exchange of ideas in the field of quantum biology that is becoming increasingly more fascinating and diverse. The main question we would like to address is whether nature engages in any kind of quantum information processing. 
 
Accommodation 
 

The Sentosa Resort, Singapore

2 Bukit Manis Road

Sentosa

Singapore 099891

Tel: +65 6275 0331   

 

Workshop Programme
  

Time

Sunday
11 Jan

Monday
12 Jan

Tuesday
13 Jan

Wednesday
14 Jan

Thursday
15 Jan

Friday
16 Jan

 

0930

 

Background in Physics

Advanced Quantum Mechanics

Photosynthesis/ Bird Navigation

Molecules

Closing
Discussion

 

Artur Ekert

Janet Anders

Richard Cogdell

Francois Filaux

 

Philip Walther

Valerio Scarani

Grahem Fleming

 

1030

Coffee break @ Sarong Coffee Corner

 

1100

Juan Pablo Paz

Nicolas Gisin

Discussion

Judith Klinmann

Closing
Discussion II

 
 

Nathan Babcock

Libby Heaney

Vasily Ogryzko

 

1230

Lunch @ Terrance Restaurant

 

1400

Tony Leggett

Bruno Sanguinetti

Wolfgang Wiltschko

Anita Goel

Singapore
City
Tour

 
 

Frances Wang

Discussion

Discussion

Discussion

 

1530

Coffee break @ Sarong Coffee Corner

 

1600

Opening Discussion
 
Sarong Room,
The Sentosa Resort

Paul Davies

Discussion

Kiminori Maeda

Discussion

 
 

Torsten Ritz

 

Discussion

Chris Rodgers

 

1800

 

 

Night Safari Tour

 

Workshop Dinner

 

 

1900

Welcome Dinner

 

2230

 
 

List of Participants

Janet Anders, University College London

Nathan Babcock, University of Calgary

Simon Benjamin, University of Oxford

Richard Cogdell, University of Glasgow

Paul Davies, Arizona State University

Artur Ekert, Centre for Quantum Technologies, NUS

Francois Fillaux, CNRS Thiais

Graham Fleming, UC Berkeley

Nicolas Gisin, Université de Genève

Anita Goel, University of Harvard

Libby Heaney, Centre for Quantum Technologies, NUS

Judith Klinman, University of Berkeley

Tony Leggett, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Kiminori Maeda, University of Oxford

Vasily Ogryzko, Institute of cancerology Gustave Roussy, Paris

Juan Pablo Paz, Ciudad Universitaria, Buenos Aires

Roger Penrose, University of Oxford

Thorsten Ritz, University of California, Irvine

Chris Rodgers, University of Oxford

Bruno Sanguinetti, University of Leeds

Philip Walther, University of Vienna

Frances Wang, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Wolfgang Wiltschko, University of Frankfurt

 
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