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I'm looking for a postdoc! If you're interested in quantum information theory, particularly quantum computing and communication, check out my work here [ https://t.co/shXs7EemNe] and apply at the link below.

Sumeet was a great colleague and he will surely be an even better boss and mentor!

New paper out today with Erik Recio and @jenseisert – we discuss when quantum learning models can avoid the measurement overheads that are usually incurred by the probabilistic nature of quantum mechanics and can be considered "single-shot" models. https://t.co/Tx36Ica9BJ

An exciting and prestigious long-term #postdoctoral research position on #quantumsystemsidentification, #benchmarking and #verification within the #Berlin quantum landscape. Deadline May 1, 2024. https://t.co/VhVkykw8zh Please cc applicationsqmio(at)gmail(dot)com.

I'm looking for a PhD student to join my new group at @UniHannover to work on quantum information and quantum learning. More information here: https://t.co/y2Pc6gMXKs Please share and forward to anyone who might be interested.

We are currently offering several multi-year postdoctoral research positions to highly motivated and well-qualified researchers who intend to enhance their career in #quantuminformation science or in quantum #manybodyphysics. The positions on the E13 and E14 level are funded by

If you're curious, come to the MathPhys session on Thursday!

#QIP2024 in Taipei is a vibe.

This is an excellent opportunity to work with Matthias who will make a great PhD advisor!

I'm super excited to be joining @WarwickDCS as an Assistant Professor in Fall 2024! There, I'll continue working at the intersection of quantum computing and learning theory. If you'd like to become my first PhD student, you can apply now:

Beyond IID in Tübingen was a blast! A big thanks to @AngelaCapelC and the rest of the team for putting this conference together.

Are you a quantum information researcher who's having a baby? Here are some nice quantum info names for your child: Alice Bob Grover Nisq Qec Matchgate Schur-Weyl-Duality Generalized Stein's Lemma

Roll call: who is already around for Beyond IID in Tübingen? #BIID #BIID11 #BeyondIID

Make sure to check out Antonio's great tutorial!

I would really like to thank my co-authors @SumeetKhatri6, @dsfranca, @jenseisert and @phfaist for their endurance and patience in finishing this 107 page behemoth of a paper. I’m really proud of the result and I think all the hard work has paid off!

We devote a long section to the many open questions this reading of metrology has to offer. Because there is a strong connection to hypothesis testing, we believe that people with a strong quantum information theory background can leave their mark on quantum metrology!

There is much more still. E.g., we also show that the optimal success probability can be computed through a convex program, establish the properties of the quantities in our framework, relate them to single-shot entropy measures and generalize to the parametrized channel case.

We further study a question of distincitvely information-theoretic flavor, namely how fast the success probability of an estimation problem approaches one when the tolerance is kept constant. We give the exact asymptotic rate in the commuting case.

We build on this result to construct an analogue of the quantum Cramér-Rao bound that is valid in the finite-sample regime and that contains explicit correction terms pertaining to the finite-sample nature of the problem.