(SEPTEMBER 11-13, 2023) ORGANIZERS: VALERIO SCARANI AND MIGUEL NAVASCUÉS

Already in classical physics, the definition of a "time-reversed" process is not obvious when the process is dissipative.

I will talk about a method to leverage the Bell nonlocality of quantum physics to certify indefinite causal order in the quantum switch in the presence of partial knowledge of the causal structure.

As chronicled by MIT historian of physics, David Kaiser, in his 2011 book, How the Hippies Saved Physics, Nick Herbert, a Stanford physicist, had his FLASH paper submitted to Foundations of Physics in 1981.

The interplay between quantum theory, thermodynamics, and general relativity emerges as a promising direction for new insights as thermalisation processes often arise in scenarios of importance for the interplay of quantum and gravitational physics.

John Wheeler summarized in a popular science book his path to an informational “world-view”: “I think of my lifetime in physics as divided into three periods. In the first period… I was in the grip of the idea that Everything is Particles… I call my…

A number of no-go theorems suggest that theories upholding both unitarity and relativity must deny that events are absolute.

We are excited to announce a special Birthday Symposium dedicated to celebrating Prof. Daniel Greenberger's remarkable career and contributions to the world of modern quantum physics.