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Focus Sessions

Explore the Focus Sessions taking place throughout Congress, bringing together researchers and experts for in-depth discussion and exchange across a diverse range of current topics in physics.

Focus Sessions

Time Session: Monday, 7 December Speakers Room Supported By
11:00-12:30 Developing fault-tolerant quantum algorithms Prof Michael Bremner    
13:30-15:30 Quantum error correction Dominic Williamson, Sam Roberts    
13:30-15:30 Focus session on particle cosmology Dr Roland Crocker, Prof Martin White    
16:00-17:30 Proteins for quantum sensing and bioimaging Jean-Philippe Tetienne, David Simpson    
 
Time Session: Tuesday, 8 December Speakers Room Supported By
11:00-12:30 Optomechanics and beyond: coupling fields to mechanical motion, from interstellar sails to single-spin control Cyril Laplane, Halina Rubinstein-Dunlop    
14:15-15:45 Next generation quantum computer hardware Prof Andrew Doherty, Dr Maja Cassidy    
16:00-18:00 Altermagnets and beyond: A new paradigm in magnetism Prof Stephan Rachel    
16:30-18:00 Quantum simulation of chemistry Ivan Kassal, Kai Schwennicke    
 
Time Session: Wednesday. 9 December Speakers Room Supported By
11:00-12:30 Quantum imaging for astronomy Zixin Huang, David Gozzard    
14:15-15:45 Optical frequency combs Prof Martijn de Sterke, Jamie Low    
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Time Session: Thursday, 10 December Speakers Room Supported By
11:00-12:30 Australian involvement in the machine, detectors and physics at the Future Circular Collider Paul Jackson, Suzie Sheehy    
13:30-15:30 Medical physics James Cayley (Jack Humpreys)    
13:30-15:30 Complex physical systems Dr Ben Fulcher, Dr Svetlana Postnova    
13:30-15:30 Towards an Australian fundamental physics community planning exercise Dr Ben McAllister    
 
Time Session: Friday, 11 December Speakers Room Supported By
9:30-12:30 Correlated phenomena under the microscope: insights from the atomic scale Dr Benjamin Lowe, Agustin Schiffrin    
9:30-12:30 Shaping future teaching and learning in physics Prof Manjula Sharma, Dr John Debs    


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