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A must see event!
The Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS) invites the mathematical community to the 2024 CMS Summer Meeting from May 31 - June 3.
All meeting activities are taking place at the University of Saskatchewan. Four days of prize lectures, plenary speakers, scientific sessions and panels, with mini-courses on May 31.
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Note: Food outlets on campus are closed during Saturdays and Sundays. To accommodate attendees, CMS arranged a lunch with the University of Saskatchewan, for an additional fee of $29 per person, per day. The lunch is an all-you-care-to-eat buffet at the Marquis Culinary Centre. The menu includes a variety of items from different food stations, freshly prepared in small batches. You can secure your lunch in advance through registration. Lunches are limited. Please note that purchased lunches are non-refundable.
Public Lecture
Pamela E. Harris
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Plenary Speakers
Michael Gekhtman
University of Notre Dame
Stephanie van Willigenburg
University of British Columbia
Erica Walker
University of Toronto
Prize Speakers
Renate Scheidler
University of Calgary
2024 Krieger-Nelson
Christopher Eagle
University of Victoria
2024 Excellence in Teaching
Catherine Sulem
University of Toronto
2024 Jeffery-Williams Prize
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The Math2Power Quantum Summer School on quantum computing will be held across 2 days (May 29 and 30) in the lead up to the CMS Summer Meeting and is aimed at helping students in the mathematical sciences learn — through a combination of lectures and hands-on demonstrations — about the emerging fields of quantum computing and quantum information. At the same time, the school will create opportunities for students to learn about industry opportunities in quantum computing.
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Over the two days, students will receive a broad introduction to quantum computing and quantum information as well as specific, hands-on instruction in programming languages typically used in quantum computing (such as IBM Qiskit). They will also learn about the emerging field of quantum security, including quantum-safe cryptographic schemes.
Scientific Directors
Elana Kalashnikov
University of Waterloo
Steven Rayan
University of Saskatchewan
Jacek Szmigielski
University of Saskatchewan
Scientific Organizing Committee
Caleb Ashley
Boston College
Gary Au
University of Saskatchewan
Anne Broadbent
University of Ottawa
Andie Burazin
University of Toronto
Emily Cliff
Université de Sherbrooke
Charles Doran
University of Alberta
Habiba Kadiri
University of Lethbridge
Robert Milson
Dalhousie University
Robyn Shuttleworth
Altos Labs
Host University
Sponsors
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