Programme

Registration

Opening remarks: S Kumar, University College London, UK

Session I: 2D system
Chair: Seigo Tarucha, Tokyo University, Japan

Plenary Speaker: Fractional Quantum Hall effect in a spin
Jainendra Jain, Penn State University, USA

Invited Talk: Quantization of heat flow (and its breakdown) in Fractional Quantum Hall states  
Moty Heiblum, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel

Coffee break

Invited Talk: Classical tomography of single-electron wave-packet arrival distribution 
Masaya Kataoka, National Physical Laboratory, UK

Orientation of hole quantum Hall nematic phases in a perpendicular electric field
Joanna Waldie, University of Cambridge, UK

Disentangling surface and bulk transport in topological insulator p-n Junctions
Dirk Backes, Loughborough University, UK

Anisotropic fractional Quantum Hall effect
Zlatko Papic, University of Leeds, UK

Electron transport coupled to mechanical motion in nanoelectromechanical systems with a two-dimensional electron gas
Andrey Shevyrin, Rzhanov Institute of Semiconductor Physics SB RAS, Russia

Group Photograph and Lunch

Session: II Quantum Dots and entanglement
Chair: Konstantin Matveev, Argonne National University, USA

Invited Talk: Versatile spin controls with multiple quantum dots: Multiple qubits, QND, and entanglement transfer
Seigo Tarucha, Tokyo University, Japan

Invited Talk:  Wave transport in two-dimensional wave-mechanical nano-dots and billiards with gain and loss under parity-time symmetry
Karl-Fredrik Berggren, Linköping University, Sweden

Thermal decay of the Coulomb blockade oscillations
Edvin Idrisov, University of Geneva, Switzerland

Heralded generation of maximal entanglement via incoherent coupling to thermal baths
Géraldine Haack, University of Geneva, Switzerland

Coffee break

Spin and valley transport through carbon nanotube double quantum dots
Edward Laird, Oxford University, UK

Role of random edge-vacancy disorder on the transport properties of zig-zag graphene nanoribbons
Yvette Hancock, University of York, UK

Invited Talk: Dilution refrigerators for Quantum technology and applications
Graham Batey, Oxford Instruments, UK

Poster sparkler

Poster session and reception
Chair: Irfan Siddiqi & Charles Smith

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Session: III 1D system
Chair: Jainendra Jain, Penn State University, USA

Plenary Talk: Interaction and spin effects in semiconductor nanostructures 
Michael Pepper, University College London, UK

Invited Talk: Electrical and thermal transport in inhomogeneous Luttinger Liquids
Konstantin Matveev, Argonne National Laboratory, USA

Coffee Break

Invited Talk: A statistic study of the 0.7e²/h quantum conductance anomaly in quantum point contacts
Charles Smith, University of Cambridge, UK

Quantum impurity physics in high-impedance transmission lines
Roman Kuzmin, University of Maryland, USA

Manipulation and detection of spin polarization in one-dimension
Chengyu Yan, University College London, UK

Spin injection in graphene with 1D contacts
Ivan J. Vera Marun, University of Manchester, UK

Quantum phase transition detected through one-dimensional ballistic conductance
Abolfazl Bayat, University College London, UK

Lunch

Session: IV Superconductor and Spin effects
Chair: Michael Pepper, University College London, UK

Invited Talk: Simulating topological band structure using quantum walks
Irfan Siddiqi, University of California, USA

Invited Talk: Observation of spin-charge separation and a hierarchy of modes in an interacting 1D system
Chris Ford, University of Cambridge, UK

Spintronic aspects of quantum ballistic transport in Germanium
Stuart Holmes, Toshiba Cambridge Research Laboratory, UK

Back action of photo-excited graphene electrons on incident photons by hybridized radiative and evanescent fields
Danhong Huang, US Air Force Research Lab, USA

Coffee break

Microwave spectroscopy of a carbon nanotube charge qubit
Mark Buitelaar, University College London, UK

GeTe: a non-centrosymmetric spin-orbit coupled superconductor
Vijay Narayan, University of Cambridge, UK

Invited Talk: Exotic superconductivity in an alkali-metal doped topological insulator
Irina Grigorieva, University of Manchester, UK

Concluding remarks and Best Poster award

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