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Martin Ringbauer

Assistant Professor

Universität Innsbruck

Assistant Professor

Universität Innsbruck

He leads a research group on quantum computing and is an avid science communicator. For his work on high-dimensional encoding for more efficient quantum computing, he was awarded an ERC Starting Grant and the Hans und Walter Thirring Preis.

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Martin Ringbauer on the Schedule 2025

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Tuesday, 26. August

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Sound of Entanglement

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The second quantum revolution as an audiovisual spectacle: A team of artists and scientists aims to make the quantum phenomenon of entanglement audible by performing in response to an experimental setup from the high-tech lab. Musicians interact with these sounds in real-time, while live visuals, also controlled by the quantum experiment, animate the stage. THE SOUND OF ENTANGLEMENT was presented for the first time at the Ars Electronica Festival 2024 as part of antonbruckner2024 in front of over 3,000 people at St. Mary’s Cathedral in Linz. This was followed by invitations to the renowned Johns Hopkins University in Washington, the Vienna Ball of Sciences, and to be part of the Austrian Pavilion at EXPO2025 in Osaka, Japan. //INFO: This session is being translated and transcribed live using the Wordly app. Structure: First part: LectureSecond part: Artistic PerformanceFollowed by Q&A

Congress Centrum Alpbach , CCA – Herz-Kremenak-Saal

19:00 - 20:15 Sound of Entanglement

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