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Prof. Tracy E. Northup: "Quantum internet: A moonshot objective, a collaborative endeavor"
Tracy E. Northup (1978) is a Professor at the University of Innsbruck’s Institute for Experimental Physics. Her research uses optical cavities and trapped ions as tools to explore quantum-mechanical interactions between light and matter, with applications for quantum networks and sensors. Her research team currently consists of six PhD students, three postdocs, and two master’s students. The team is working on quantum information transfer between remote ions, mediated by photons; simulations of solid-state phenomena with ions in cavities; and quantum optomechanics with levitated nanospheres.
Dance performance commemorating Tadeusz Kantor's birthday
Monika Leisch-Kiesl & Joachim Leisch undertake an interesting experiment in their approach to Wielopole, Wielopole. For a moment, they renew the original soundtrack and support it with carefully selected pieces from the inexhaustible reservoir of Argentinian tango.
Workshop on responding to harassment in public spaces
Do you know how to respond if you witness harassment in a public space? Or perhaps you’ve experienced it yourself and aren’t sure how to protect yourself? Join us for a free training session organized in collaboration with the Feminoteka Foundation, as part of the "Stand Up Against Street Harassment"
Discussion
Open discussion: Legal, Social, and Personal Perspectives
An open discussion in English that explores the topic of trans identity. The event will feature a conversation between experts, offering diverse perspectives from both Austria and Poland, with broader comparisons to the European, UK, and US contexts. The discussion will delve into the legal and social realities faced by trans individuals, highlighting Austria as a model for LGBT+ inclusivity.
