Scope
This special session aims to explore the transformative potential of quantum computing across industrial domains and cybersecurity. It welcomes contributions addressing the foundations of quantum computing and quantum information, as well as the rapidly evolving field of Quantum Machine Learning (QML) and its capacity to reshape data processing, including quantum enhanced threat detection techniques and quantum classification methods. The issue also highlights recent advances in post quantum cryptography and its implications for current security protocols.
We invite submissions that examine how these emerging technologies can strengthen security and optimize complex industrial processes. The special session encourages dialogue among researchers, industry practitioners, and domain experts to foster innovative approaches that connect quantum technologies with real world applications, while also considering the challenges of integrating quantum solutions into existing infrastructures.
Topics
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Quantum computing
- Quantum information
- Integer factorization problem
- Quantum Machine Learning (QML)
- Quantum threat detection
- Quantum classification
- Quantum Key Distribution (QKD)
- Post quantum cryptography
- Quantum optimization algorithms
Organizing Committee
(Tentative)
- Ricardo S. Alonso (AIR Institute)
- Rodrigo Gil-Merino (UNIR)
Program Committee
(Tentative)
- Antonio Falcó (CEU)
- Miguel Ángel García March (UPV)
- Andreu Anglés Castillo (UV)
- Alberto Acevedo Meléndez (CEU)
- Alexei Kondratyev (ICL)
- Juan Carlos García Escartín (UVA)