Forthcoming, recent, and older
workshop & tutorial activities
- April 24-27, 2023, Tenth Annual Bristol Quantum Information Technologies Workshop (BQIT:23), poster session on Sample-efficient Model-based Reinforcement Learning for Quantum Control. Bristol, UK.
- S. Shermer, E. Jonckheere, S. O'Neil, C. Weidner, and F. Langbein, Isaac Newton Institute Workshop Proposal on Robust Control of Scalable Quantum Systems: Mathematical foundations and Applications. Tentative date: Summer 2024.
- E. Jonckheere, "Geometric topology puzzle in networking: Core versus anti-core of classical versus quantum networks," Colloquium, Institute for Defense Analysis, Center for Communicatiosn Research, Princeton, March 21, 2023.
- June 08, 2022, ACC 2022 Special Session on Funding Programs in the NSF Office of International Science and Engineering (OISE), E. Jonckheere presentation, S. Schirmer presentation, Atlanta, GA
- April 25-28, 2022, Ninth Annual Bristol Quantum Information Technologies Workshop (BQIT:22), poster session on Finding and Charaterizing Robust Quantum Controls. Bristol, UK.
- October 29-31, 2018, Tutorial
on Theoretical Foundations for Designing an Autonomous Power Grid: PMU
Data Science for Blackout and Cyber Attack Early Warning, IEEE
International Conference on Communications, Control, and Computing
Technologies for Smart Grids, Aalborg, Denmark. Slide deck
- October 23-16, 2017, Workshop
on Privacy & Security of Smart Grid, IEEE
Internationa Conference on Smart Grid Communications ("Smart-Grid-Com"),
Dresden, Germany. Slide deck
- June 29-July 2, 2015, Fourth
Conference in Adiabatic Quantum Computing, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
- June 11-14, 2014: AQC 2014,
Third Workshop in Adiabatic Quantum Computing
- April 28-May 02, 2014: IMA
Annual Program Year Workshop on Topology and Geometry of Networks and
Discrete Metric Spaces
- March 6-8, 2013: The
Second International Workshop on Adiabatic Quantum Computing (AQC 2013)
- June 08, 2012: NIST
- Bell labs Workshop on Large-Scale Complex Networks
- January 08-13, 2012: Quantum
technology: Computational Models for Quantum Device Design, Banff
International Research Station, Alberta, Canada
- April 26, 2011: Bell
labs - NIST Workshop on Large-Scale Geometry of Networks
NSF United States-United Kingdom Advanced Studies Institute (ASI)
in Robust Control of Quantum Networks
- The program was held June 23-July 07, 2019, in Wales,
United
Kingdom. The lecturing material and research slides are available upon
request. Contact E. Jonckheere at jonckhee@usc.edu to get URL of the
repository and the guest password.
- Follow up project: SpinNet: Quantum control schemes for Spin Networks with a focus on robust quantum control and energy landscape control, in cooperation with
Update (March 2020): Because of
COVID-19, all of those international activities have moved to
Cyberspace until further notice.
Extracurricular activities: Giving Flight Instruction
My main extra curricular activity is teaching, not to engineering
students, but to student pilots. I am a FAA Certified Flight Instructor
(CFI), instructing both primary (for private pilot candidates),
advanced (for commercial pilot and Certified Flight
Instructors
candidates). I am also a Certified Flight Instructor with Instruments
(CFII), teaching student pilots to fly solely by reference to the
instruments. I have flown all kind of
aircraft, gliders, motor gliders, single-engine airplanes,
multi-engine airplanes, and a pure jet power airplane (
Cessana
Citation). My instruction, however, is limited to
single-engine land
(SEL) airplanes. Furthermore, I am 1/4 owner of a
Piper Dakota. In
academia, we like to "dirty our hands" and the situation is no
different in the aeronautical world:
Here I
am--literally speaking--dirtying my hands holding the propeller of the
Piper Dakota during the cylinder compression check.