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Thursday,
09 Oct. 2025 |
Video-Recording for any system with MP4-support - Video.mp4 (ca. 350 Mb) |
15:15 – 16:25 |
The Oskar Klein memorial
lecture 2025:
"100 years of quantum mechanics and quantum information"
This Thursday's Albanova
colloquium is devoted to the Oskar Klein
memorial lecture followed
by a reception at AlbaNova.
About the
Speaker:
Reinhard F. Werner is a professor of
physics at Leibniz University Hannover. He received his doctorate from the
University of Marburg in 1982, working with Gunther Ludwig, and is interested in
the conceptual and mathematical foundations of quantum theory — anything in
which the structure of quantum mechanics plays a non-trivial role. In recent
years he has focused mostly on quantum information theory, but also quantum
statistical mechanics and the theory of time in quantum mechanics.
Throughout his career, Professor Werner
has held prestigious positions, grants, and prizes, including an ERC Advanced
Grant, Quantum Communication Award 2014 awarded at QCMC conference in Hefei,
and Max Planck Medal of the German Physical Society 2025. He was offered the
Leigh Trapnell Chair of Quantum Physics at DAMTP, Cambridge before moving to
Hannover in 2009.