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Benasque Science Center

The understanding of the rich physics exhibited by strongly correlated quantum systems has seen a rapid development in recent years, driven by a deepened understanding of their underlying entanglement structure. This includes a diverse range of topics: The interplay of symmetries and entanglement which gives rise to diverse symmetry-protected and symmetry-enriched phases, including higher-order symmetries; disorder, thermalization, and many-body localization; new analytical and numerical approached based on tensor networks, using the entanglement structure of those systems; novel developments in integrability; advances in Quantum Monte Carlo and other simulation methods for entangled quantum systems; the use of machine learning in quantum physics; applications of entanglement in quantum gravity; and many more. The aim of this two-week meeting is to bring together both specialists and newcomers in the field of entanglement in strongly correlated systems, located at the interface of quantum information and condensed matter.

Benasque Science Center

In 2026, it will be 10 years since the first quantum computing device was put on the cloud by IBM. This event marked the beginning of an era where researchers from all over the world could access real quantum computers, assess their strengths and limitations, and develop tailor-made algorithms. Since then, several scientific fields have come together to extract the most from current-term quantum devices while preparing new algorithmic solutions for future quantum computers. The goal of this School is to expose students and young researchers to a large collection of areas in the state of the art of quantum computing, including topics of theory, hardware, and software. The current term quantum computers are imperfect, which limits some of the original quantum computing algorithms and applications. For this reason, the new generation of quantum computing scientists must know both the experimental phenomena and limitations and the possible applications, theoretical and software tools to exploit these devices.

Creovate Conferences

Welcome to LaserOptics2026, the International Conference on Lasers, Optics and Photonics, unfolding in the bold, beautiful city of Barcelona, Spain, from May 28–30, 2026. Curated by Creovate Conferences, this is not just another conference—it’s a stage set for visionaries, disruptors, and industry drivers to shape what comes next. At Creovate Conferences, we invite you to experience LaserOptics2026 as a strategic convergence—where groundbreaking research meets global market relevance, and where ideas find not just an audience, but a future.

Tél.: [19908880832];     Email.: laseroptics@creovateconferences.com

Benasque Science Center

The field of quantum optics has rapidly evolved from the analysis of toy models for atom-photon interactions into a general framework for quantum engineering and quantum control in very different systems ranging from superconducting quantum circuits and solid-state defect centers to levitating nanoparticles, atomic arrays and Rydberg-atom quantum processors.

Physique atomique et moléculaire,    Optique et lasers

Benasque Science Center

The conference will be held in the 'Centro de Ciencias de Benasque Pedro Pascual' and it is intended to stimulate the exchange of ideas between scientists with different views of the field.