Physics Lecture Series 2013 Quantum Information Science in Optical Waveguides
Until recently, proposals for quantum photonic architecture comprised of large-scale (bulk) optical elements, leading to severe limitations in miniaturization, scalability and stability. Optical waveguides are an ideal technology for the implementation of quantum circuitry since they provide miniaturisation and stability. Come and find out how this research will be implemented into several integrated quantum photonic devices suitable for use in quantum information processing.
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Physics Lecture Series 2013 - Quantum Information Science in Optical Waveguides
Until recently, proposals for quantum photonic architecture comprised of large-scale (bulk) optical elements, leading to severe limitations in miniaturization, scalability and stability. Optical waveguides are an ideal technology for the implementation of quantum circuitry since they provide miniaturisation and stability. Come and find out how this research will be implemented into several integrated quantum photonic devices suitable for use in quantum information processing.
New grading schema
From 2013 the University is replacing the current descriptive grading schema (HD, D, C, P, F, etc) with a numeric grading schema (7-1) for courses commencing after 1 January 2013. Go to the Exams and assessment website for more information.
Working to your strengths
Professor Kerrie Unsworth, University of Western Australia, will look at a range of skills that are needed by both postgraduate students and academics alike, to be successful at designing different types of research, writing, reviewing, getting grants, teaching and so on, whilst integrating your own strengths.
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Information sessions: Nathan campus on Tuesday, 30 April and on the Gold Coast campus on Thursday, 2 May. See the Graduations website for more details.