SCHEDULE

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Thursday, May 24 Friday, May 25 Saturday, May 26

Thursday, May 24

850 – 930	Registration
930 – 940	Wiesław Laskowski, Vice-Dean for Research and Development, Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics,, University of Gdańsk	Opening ceremony
	Chair: Marek Czachor
940 – 1010	Iwo Białynicki-Birula	Trapping of bodies by gravitational waves endowed with angular momentum
1010 – 1040	Anna Sanpera	Quantum thermometry: the art of estimating very cold temperatures
1040 – 1110	Gregory A. Howland	Practical approaches for experimentally characterizing large quantum systems
1110 – 1140	Coffee break
	Chair: Marek Żukowski
1140 – 1210	Kazimierz Rzążewski	Cold dipolar bosons: from many to a few
1210 – 1240	Geza Toth	Entanglement between two spatially separated atomic modes
1240 – 1310	Leszek Sirko	On missing levels in correlated spectra and some unusual properties of microwave networks and quantum graphs
1310 – 1430	Lunch break
	Chair: Andreas Winter
1430 – 1500	Massimilliano Smania	Avoiding apparent signaling in Bell tests for quantitative applications
1500 – 1530	Jan Sperling	From optics to quantum information
1530 – 1600	Marcin Wieśniak	The entire history of a photon
1600 – 1620	Coffee break
	Chair: Jakub Rembieliński
1620 – 1650	Erik Aurell	A path integral theory of heat flow through a system of qubits
1650 – 1720	Carlo Sparaciari	General framework for multi-resource theories and the first law

Friday, May 25

	Chair: Erik Aurell
930 – 1000	Andreas Winter	Interferometric visibility and coherence
1000 – 1030	Konrad Banaszek	From quantum information to deep-space optical communication
1030 – 1100	Jens Eisert	Towards verifiable quantum advantages
1100 – 1120	Coffee break
	Chair: Antoni Wójcik
1120 – 1150	Thao Le	Strong Quantum Darwinism
1150 – 1220	Stanisław Szarek	PPT separability test via Sinkhorn-Gurvits normal form
1220 – 1250	Michał Parniak	Multidimensional quantum optics of spin waves
1250 – 1320	Alexander Streltsov	Entanglement and coherence in distributed scenarios
1320 – 1430	Lunch break
	Chair: Jens Eisert
1430 – 1500	Dong Yang	Distributed private randomness distillation
1500 – 1530	Jonathan Oppenheim	Entanglement fluctuation theorems
1530 – 1600	Remigiusz Augusiak	Bell inequalities for maximally entangled states and self-testing
1600 – 1630	Łukasz Rudnicki	Mutual unbiasedness in coarse-grained continuous variables
1630 – 1650	Coffee break
	Chair: Stanisław Szarek
1650 – 1720	Guillaume Aubrun	General probabilistic theories and tensor norms
1720 – 1735	Jakub Czartowski	Five isoentangled mutually unbiased bases and mixed states designs
1735 – 1750	Konrad Szymański	Joint expectation values, uncertainty relations and phase transitions

Saturday, May 26

900 – 930	Coffee break
	Chair: Marek Kuś
930 – 1000	Krzysztof Kowalski	Coherent states in the relativistic quantum mechanics
1000 – 1030	Borivoje Dakic	Single-copy entanglement detection
1030 – 1100	Justyna Łodyga	Closed timelike curves and the second law of thermodynamics
1100 – 1130	Michał Eckstein	Information processing in spacetime
1130 – 1200	Coffee break
	Chair: Andrzej Jamiołkowski
1200 – 1230	Zbigniew Puchała	Strategies for optimal single-shot discrimination of quantum measurements
1230 – 1300	Marek Mozrzymas / Michał Studziński	Port-based teleportation in arbitrary dimension with optimality studies
1300 – 1315	Wojciech Bruzda	Excess of a matrix and bell inequalities
1315 – 1430	Lunch break