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International Italy-Israel scientific webinar
Quantum Technologies at the Frontier: Simulating the Ising Model on Quantum Computers
This webinar explores how quantum computers can be used to simulate the Ising model, one of the most influential models in statistical physics and many-body science. The event highlights Italian and Israeli expertise in quantum technologies and connects academic and industrial perspectives.
- Scientific coordination
- Prof. Emanuele Dalla Torre, Bar-Ilan University
- Organizational coordination
- AISSI
- Institutional support
- Embassy of Italy in Israel
Why this webinar
A focused discussion on quantum simulation, many-body physics, and scientific cooperation.
Quantum technologies are reshaping research in sensing, secure communication, and computation. The Ising model offers a compact but powerful framework for discussing phase transitions, dynamics, control, sampling, and error mitigation on quantum devices.
Program
Ising dynamics: quenches, correlations, and entanglement growth
Alessandro Silva, SISSA
Recent experiments on the Ising model using quantum computers
Emanuele Dalla Torre, Bar-Ilan University
Driven and open Ising systems
Giovanna Morigi, Saarland University
Israel Startup
Israeli industry speaker · To be confirmed
Q&A / Panel
Discussion with speakers and participants, moderated by the coordination team
Speakers
Academic and industrial perspectives on quantum simulation.
The proposed speaker lineup brings together expertise in theoretical physics, many-body dynamics, driven and open systems, and quantum sampling.
Scientific coordinator
Prof. Emanuele Dalla Torre
Bar-Ilan University
Recent experiments on the Ising model using quantum computers.
Speaker
Prof. Alessandro Silva
SISSA
Ising dynamics, including quenches, correlations, and entanglement growth.
Speaker
Prof. Giovanna Morigi
Saarland University
Driven and open quantum systems applied to spin models.
To be confirmed
Israel Startup
Sponsors and partners
Supported by institutions advancing international scientific exchange.
The initiative is promoted by AISSI with the support of institutional, academic, and scientific partners committed to research in quantum technologies.
Register
Registration is open.
Register through the event registration link to receive access details. For questions, please contact AISSI.
Post-event resources
Materials may be added after the webinar.
If authorized, this page may later include the event recording, slides, references, and useful links.