Ninth Meeting
Our ninth meeting was held at the Department of Physics, University of Strathclyde on Monday 19th April 2010. Details of the meeting can be found here.

Eighth Meeting
Our eighth meeting was held at the Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of St Andrews on Wednesday 27th January 2010. Details of the meeting can be found here.

Seventh Meeting
Our seventh meeting will be held at the School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh on Monday 16th November 2009. Details of the meeting can be found here.

Sixth Meeting
Our sixth meeting was held at the University of Strathclyde on Monday 5th October 2009. Details of the meeting can be found here.

Fifth Meeting
Our fifth meeting was held at Heriot-Watt University on Tuesday, 23rd June 2009. Details of the meeting can be found here.

Fourth Meeting
Our fourth meeting was on the 1st April 2009 at the University of Glasgow, at the Department of Computer Science.

Third and a Half Meeting
A joint meeting was held with the QNET network at the University of Edinburgh on the 19th December 2008.

Third Meeting
Our third one-day meeting was on Friday the 24th October 2008 at the University of St Andrews. The speakers were Prof. Barry Sanders (Calgary), Dr. Yuan Feng (Tsinghua), and Prof. John Rarity (Bristol). The talks were be held in the Nisbet Room, David Russell Apartments, Buchanan Gardens, University of St Andrews, KY16 9LY. Details.

Second Meeting
Our second one-day meeting was on the Friday 13th June 2008 at the Physics Department, John Anderson Building, Strathclyde University, Glasgow. Prof. Mark Hillery (CUNY) gave the keynote address which was on the topic of Quantum Machines. Details. Poster

Professor Mark Hillery is a pioneer of quantum optics and quantum information, having invented (along with Vladimir Buzek) approximate quantum cloning, and is currently working on quantum state discrimination, as well asbeing the quantum information editor at Physical Review A.

Inaugural Meeting
Our inaugural meeting was on Thursday 27th March 2008 in Edinburgh. Our main speakers were be Prof. Steve Barnett FRS (Strathclyde) and Prof. Samson Abramsky FRS (Oxford). Details: Programme, Attending, Meeting Poster (PDF). Photos from the meeting can be found here. Highlights only.

Prof. Barnett is Professor of Quantum Optics at the University of Strathclyde and is distinguished for his contributions to theoretical quantum optics and electrodynamics. His more recent work has produced fundamental advances in the development of strategies for the secure transfer and retrieval of quantum-optical information.

Prof. Abramsky is the Christopher Strachey Professor of Computing. He employs ideas and methods which have already proved useful in Computer Science to develop an elegant, conceptual approach, both to the foundations of Quantum Mechanics itself, and to the description, design and analysis of quantum information processing systems.