27.09, 09:00–13:00 (Europe/Berlin), ESA West 122
Sprache: Deutsch
Chair: Wolfgang Mauerer, Technische Hochschule Regensburg
After decades of research and development in physical labs and abstract Hilbert spaces, first commercial quantum computers have become available. Early designs for quantum programming languages date back for more than 20 years, but predominantly originate from physics research. Only recently, major international computer science and software engineering venues, ICSE and FSE in particular, have started hosting quantum software and quantum programming workshops. Collaboration across disciplines is underdeveloped, our workshop aims at leveraging the momentum of an exchange with natural sciences. Our goal is to foster the interaction between computer science and more traditional quantum disciplines, as well as industrial users. The workshop serves as a forum for the growing quantum software community in Germany, to discuss how quantum-X can benefit computer science, and how quantum programming and software engineering can support the endeavour. The many researchers from non-CS disciplines that work on quantum computing are connected to computer science research.
Further information: https://qsap.lfdr.de/2022/