We are pleased to announce the workshop "Quantum resources: from mathematical foundations to operational characterisation", to take place in Singapore from 5th to 8th December 2022.

The workshop is concerned with the theoretical investigation of quantum resources, and in particular on bridging the gap between the abstract mathematical description of resource theories and the protocols for their practical exploitation.

It will consist of invited talks by experts in various aspects of quantum resource theories as well as contributed talks, poster sessions, and extended discussion sessions.

The workshop will be fully in person, and no virtual participation options are planned. All participants will be subject to the entry restrictions of Singapore, which (as of June 2022) require every short-term visitor to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. This typically means at least one or two doses of a WHO-approved vaccine, depending on the type.

======= Invited speakers

* Gerardo Adesso (University of Nottingham)

* Fernando G.S.L. Brandao (AWS/Caltech)

* Francesco Buscemi (Nagoya University)

* Eric Chitambar (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)

* Gilad Gour (University of Calgary)

* Iman Marvian (Duke University)

* Kavan Modi (Monash University)

* Jonathan Oppenheim (University College London) [TBC]

* Martin B. Plenio (Ulm University)

* Alexander Streltsov (University of Warsaw)

* Marco Tomamichel (National University of Singapore)

* Mark M. Wilde (Cornell University)

* Andreas Winter (Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona) [TBC]

======= Important dates and information

We invite submissions for contributed talks and posters.

More information is available on the workshop website: https://quantumresources.science

* Abstract submission deadline: 31 August 2022

* Notification of acceptance: 12 September 2022

* Registration deadline: 5 November 2022

* Workshop: 5–8 December 2022

Organisers:

* Bartosz Regula (University of Tokyo / Nanyang Technological University)

* Mile Gu (Nanyang Technological University)

* Jayne Thompson (Horizon Quantum Computing)