Quantum Computer Algebra and Quantum Software (QCA 2025)
Quantum Computer Algebra and Quantum Software (QCA 2025)
Oakland University, May 1-3, 2025
Oakland University, May 1-3, 2025
Quantum Computer Algebra and Quantum Software (QCA 2025)
First Announcement
Dear colleague,
we are organizing an international conference at Oakland University titled:
Quantum Computer Algebra and Quantum Software (QCA 2025)
May 1-3, 2025
Oakland University,
Rochester Hills, MI
Quantum Computation and Quantum Software is one of the most active research areas in mathematics and computer science in academic departments across the country and in industry. In the last several decades new algorithms in computer and computational algebra changed our understanding of the world and a tremendous number of applications and software was developed based on such algorithms. It is now the time for quantum computation! Our mission is to develop quantum analogs to everything that we know in computer and computational algebra and to design quantum software. In order to achieve this goal the computer algebra community needs to be involved and new scientists and graduate students need to be trained. The goal of this conference series aims to do precisely that.
Quantum Computer and Computational Algebra is a fast growing field with many applications in education, science, engineering, medical fields, etc. To develop and explore such applications close cooperation is needed between mathematicians, computer scientists, engineers, and other scientists. To facilitate such cooperation we are organizing an international conference during the month of May 2025 at Oakland University.
It will be a mixture of computer scientists and mathematicians from academia and industry, from all over the World. We expect over 100 participants with people from some of the biggest players in the industry having already confirmed participation.
A preliminary website can be found at
https://sites.google.com/oakland.edu/shaska/research/QCA/qca-2025
We are inviting you to become part of this project and consider proposing colleagues or yourself in any of the following roles
QCA Series Board of Directors
Organizing Special Sessions
Sponsors
Institutional Partners
Speakers
Grant collaboration
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Tanush Shaska,
Associate Professor of Mathematics
shaska[at]oakland.edu
To register for QCA please fill the form below