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The GW Men's Rowing program was first established as the GWU Rowing Club in January 1956. On March 17, 1956, the program purchased their first boat, receiving support from the greater GW community, especially the Greek system.
Left to right: Alex Mundt, Matt Russell, _____, Chris Reite, Tony Spinelli, Scott McDonald, Jean _____ , Tim Downs, Aquil Abdullah. Not pictured Caroline Piror (Cox), John Devlin (Men's Coach). The multi bay boathouse to the back left it where the crew lived.
In the Summer of 1994, the GW Men's Varsity 8+ went to Japan as the guest of Hitotsubashi University. The team stayed in the Mitsubishi Boathouse (Yes, the company) in Toda, Japan, which was also the rowing venue for the 1964 Summer Olympics. Hitotsubashi University and Tokyo University had visited GW the previous season and invited GW to come visit. Georgetown University traveled with GW to make an even match up against the two Japanese universities. GW conducted double practices every day and during the downtime, went sightseeing. GW concluded the trip with a 1000m regatta during a windy, rainy, and choppy day on Tokyo bay, while fans from the nearby city, Toda, cheered along the banks of the racecourse in Saitama Kenei Toda Park. Several collegiate and corporate teams were present. In the finals, GW came in a close second to the NKK corporate team, which, as told by our Hitotsubashi University friends, had 6 oarsmen from the Japanese National Men's 8+.
Above: GW Men's Rowing at the 2016 Henley Royal Regatta in the Henley-on-the-Thames, United Kingdom. From Left to Right: Assistant Coach Tom Guncik, Maddux Castle '18, Jordan Volpe '16, Matt Kerwin '19, Bob Hobert '19, Hugo Tribe '18, Jon Ghaul '17, Kevin Garvis '19, Brendan Keegans '17, Joe Gorman '17, Ben Delaney '18, and Head Coach Mark Davis.
For the first time in the program's 60 year history, the GW Men's Rowing team competed at the 2016 Henley Royal Regatta. The team fielded two boats to compete in the Visitor's Challenge Cup at the 2016 Henley Royal Regatta. Read: In Their Own Words: GW Men's Rowing on Henley Royal Regatta.
The Visitor's Challenge Cup is a Men's 4- event open to all ages and skill levels.
Above: George Washington University "A" crew of Brendan Keegans '17, Jon Ghaul '17, Joe Gorman '17, Ben Delaney '18 defeated Cambridge University & Goldie Boat Club to advance past the first round.
2017 IRA Championships
Above: The 2017 GW Men's Rowing team on Lake Natoma in Folsom, CA.
At the 2017 IRA National Championships, the Varsity 8+, 2nd Varsity 8+, and 3rd Varsity 8+ either tied or beat their respective seeding coming into the regatta.
The Varsity 8+ won the Third-Level Final to tie the best finish in program history at No. 14 in the nation. The 2nd Varsity 8 rowed in a competitive Petite Final to notch a program-best national ranking of 12th. The 3rd Varsity 8 rounded out GW's entries with a third-place showing in the Third-Level Final to clinch a final national ranking of No. 15.
GW concluded the 2017 season with a final national ranking of No. 15.
2018 GW vs. Navy vs. Columbia vs. Hobart
The GW Men's Rowing team wrapped its regular season with a series of races against Navy, Columbia, and Hobart on Lake Mercer. Conditions featured a variable tailwind at 10-14 mph that increased as racing progressed. The Varsity 8+ rowed in a close race and finished just three inches ahead of Navy after being neck and neck with the Midshipmen down the stretch.
"It was a very exciting and competitive race by all four boats with Columbia and Hobart being about five seconds back so it was a great race for our guys," said head coach Mark Davis. "It was probably the best performance of the year so far, and just a really hard fought row by Navy, which was exciting for us."
Varsity 8+
GW – 5:47.7*
Navy – 5:47.7
Hobart – 5:49.2
Columbia – 5:49.6
2018 Georgey Awards
At the 2018 Annual Georgey Awards, an Athletic Department-wide award ceremony celebrating year-long accomplishments, the Men's Rowing team won the Raise High Our Community Team of the Year Award. This award is given to the athletic team that made the largest impact in our GW and D.C. community. The team logged over 1000 hours of community service.
In the same year, Jeffrey Dixon '19 won the Male Raise High Our Community Athlete of the Year Award, where he was nominated with two other teammates, John Knies '20 and Charlie Horton '21. Bob Hobert '19 won the Male Red Auerbach Award for the Best All-around Student-Athlete.
Above: GW Men's Varsity 8+ crossing the finish line in 1st place on June 2, 2019. Crew: Coxswain Berkeley Melvin '19, Stroke Brendan Youmell '22, John Knies '20, Riley Toporowski '22, Bob Hobert '19, Matthew Kerwin '19, Patrick George '22, Jay Jacobs '19, Alex Maycock '21
On the final day of the 2019 IRA National Championship, the Men's Varsity 8+ won the 3rd level final placing 13th in the United States - a GW Men's Rowing Program record.
Best Finishes:
Varsity 8+ - 13th Place (2019), 14th Place (2014, 2017)
2nd Varsity 8+ - 12th Place (2017)
3rd Varsity 8+ - 11th Place (2016)
Varsity 4- 2nd Place, Silver Medal (2000)
Amid the spread of Covid-19, the spring season, the 2020 EARC Championship and the IRA National Championship were canceled along with all other collegiate sports. The program did not race once in the 2019-2020 academic year.
"Streamlining Athletics"
On July 31st, 2020, the GW Administration and Athletic Department, in an effort to "streamline" athletics, renounced the varsity sponsorship of GW Men's Rowing at the end of the 2020-21 season along with six other teams: Sailing, Men's Tennis, Men's and Women's Squash, Women's Water Polo, and Men's Indoor Track. The effort was cited as a response to the University's financial deficit and Title IX compliance.


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New Zealand Diaries: Visit to Coromondel Peninsula
Overview: New Zealand has always been a dream destination for me, and I got a chance to visit the country for the first time on work. As this was my first visit to any country in the southern hemisphere, I wanted to make the most of it. Our first weekend was in Auckland, and I tried to search through all the interesting places around the city, then we narrowed down on Coromandel Peninsula and Auckland city.
There is an interesting connection between India and Coromandel. According to Wikipedia-
The Coromandel Peninsula was named for HMS Coromandel (originally named HMS Malabar), a ship of the British Royal Navy, which stopped at Coromandel Harbour in 1820 to purchase kauri spars and was itself named for India's Coromandel Coast, which itself is named the Cholamandalam in Tamil after the Chola dynasty, literally translated as The realm of the Cholas from which the Portuguese derived the name Coromandel.
We started from Auckland at 9am, and reached Coromandel region by 11:30am. The first stop was at Tairua, a scenic Harbour on the banks of the Tairua river. The place saw Maori settlers coming in the 15th century, and built several homes on the top of the volcanic mountain of Mount Paku. The Europeans came to Tairua in the mid of the 19th century and built the harbour.
We took a quick hike to the top of Mount Paku, which offered excellent views of the river bank and the harbour. On the way to the top, we could see pieces of eggshells scattered on the ground. Our tour guide Michael explained that those were left by the Maoris when they lived in this place before they vacated.
The view from the top of Mount Paku was amazing, and with the wind blowing away the clouds and taking the rains away presented a spectacle.
After spending a while at the top, we started our descent.
On the way to the summit of Mount Paku
Tairua View from Mount Paku
Next we proceeded towards Cathedral Cove, also known as Te Whanganui-A-Hei in Maori language. The Cove has been a location for shooting many Hollywood movies. We approached the Cove from the Car Park area, from where we need to board a shuttle to reach the hiking point. From the base, it takes around 45 minutes to reach the Cove. Another interesting point we noticed was the distances were indicated in minutes and not other units. And it took exactly 45 mins to reach as indicated by the signboards. Cathedral Cove was a bit crowded than expected, as it was a sunny evening, but the rock formations, which looked like limestone but were made of volcanic remains, were good to observe.
After spending about one hour at the beach, we headed towards the Hot Water beach, located in the southern part of Mercury Bay in Coromondel Peninsula. It was a bit unusual to see big crowds in New Zealand. Most of the crowd was gathered in one area, which was steaming with activity. There were pockets where the earth beneath the sands was very hot, making the water over it warmer, whereas it was very cold just inches away from it. People were scooping out sand and creating a pool for themselves to immerse in hot water. This was one of my most interesting experiences in NZ.
Labels: Auckland, Cathedral Cove, Coromandel, Hot Water Beach, Maori, New Zealand, Tairua
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Colorado's wildlife overpasses and underpasses are keeping both animals and drivers safe, according to the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT). That's something we can all appreciate.
There are 30 such passages throughout the state, with two that cross a highway.
"They're extremely important," Jeff Peterson, wildlife program manager for CDOT, told the Denver Post. "When you get into conflicts with wildlife, that raises the issue."
Safer roads for all
Statistics obtained by the CDOT showed that from 2006 to 2016 on U.S. Highway 160, in the area between Durango, and Bayfield, drivers and animals collided 472 times. Many of those incidents involved mule deer.
An underpass was constructed in this area and completed in 2016. Since then remote cameras have snapped images of wildlife using the underpass including deer, raccoons, coyotes, and other small animals, all taking advantage of the safer route.
"At the [Durango] underpass we're seeing a large number of mule deer going through the structure daily," CDOT biologist Mark Lawler told the Post. "Animals are using the structure; we're not just moving the problem."
The CDOT and Colorado Parks and Wildlife are working together to identify other spaces along highways that might benefit from wildlife crossings.
Wildlife pass-throughs have proven effective in other states. Thanks to the creation of wildlife underpasses, Florida had had a reduction in road-related deaths of the Florida panther, while Wyoming has seen similar success with its mule deer population. That state's crossings, including underpasses and deer-tight fencing, have reduced deer and vehicles collisions by 85 percent.
In December, The Washington State Department of Transportation reported the first visual evidence that animals were using its latest wildlife crossing. A coyote was spotted taking full advantage of the bridge to cross the interstate. The bridge is the first of its kind in the state with 19 other animal crossings slated to open in the next few years.
The cost of safety
Wildlife crossings can be expensive to construct, according to the Post, with costs ranging between $300,000 to well past $1 million. In Colorado, these crossings are built with tax dollars.
Then again, not having them can prove expensive as well. Insurance companies estimate that wildlife collisions average about $4,000 an incident. Along those lines, a 2005 report from the Virginia Transportation Research Council found that even with a minimal reduction in collisions, "the savings in property damage alone can outweigh the construction costs of the structure."
"We want to make sure that if were going to do it, we're doing it right. That's why we don't just throw them in everywhere we can," Peterson said to the Post. "Putting the correct crossing in the correct place for the species you want to get from one place to another — that's where it gets tricky."
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▸ News ▸ R Ron Winter retires after 19 seasons
R Ron Winter retires after 19 seasons
by Ben Austro - April 3, 2014 January 5, 2017 7
Football Zebras exclusive
Football Zebras has learned that Ron Winter will not be returning for the 2014 season, according to several sources.
Winter is the sixth official to retire at the conclusion of the 2013 season and the second from the referee position. Those six retiring officials all worked in the final two NFL games of the season: two from the Super Bowl (side judge Dave Wyant and field judge Scott Steenson) and now four from the Pro Bowl.
Winter was an alternate on referee Scott Green's Pro Bowl crew in January. Green and side judge Larry Rose announced their intention to retire prior to the game. During the game, NBC Sports announcer Al Michaels said umpire Scott Dawson was also retiring. Following the game, NFL photographer Michael Yanow captured an image of Green's, Dawson's, and Rose's shoes at midfield, analogous to a similar gesture to retiring baseball umpires leaving their equipment at home plate after their final game. Winter's shoes were notably not part of the photo.
One source indicated that Winter may have not made a retirement decision by gametime. "He may have been convinced to walk away," our officiating source said.
We contacted Winter, but he politely declined our interview.
The most likely reason has nothing to do with performance, but a imminent necessity to work in new officials to the referee position. After Green's retirement, six of the remaining 16 officials are headed for at least their 20th NFL season; another five referees will hit that milestone in five years. While 20 seasons is not a magic number, and it ignores several factors that make an enduring official, it is a measure that shows a transition is on the horizon. It is possible that Winter was convinced to walk away to avoid a heavy concentration of white hat retirements.
Winter joined the NFL in 1995 from the Big 10 Conference and was promoted to referee in 1998. His first postseason assignment as a referee was memorable — a word that causes anyone who has worn stripes to cringe a little.
In a 2002 NFC Wild Card game, the Giants squandered a huge lead to the 49ers, but were lining up for a game-winning field goal with six seconds remaining. The snap was bad, causing the Giants to resort to an impromptu pass play. One of the linemen, Rich Seubert was interfered in his attempt to catch the pass (video). The 49ers were not flagged for pass interference; the reason was never identified, but it seems either the interference wasn't seen in traffic or Seubert was determined by those covering officials to not be an eligible receiver. (Another Giants lineman was flagged for being downfield illegally.) Winter huddled up his crew — including Green, who was his back judge — then he announced the game was over.
The following day, the league released a statement that said Seubert was lined up in an eligible receiver position for the field-goal attempt and had reported as eligible. Therefore, the pass interference foul should have been called. Combined with the penalty called on the Giants, the two penalties would have offset, giving the Giants another chance at the field goal. NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue even went on record to say the call was "totally unacceptable." The head of the officiating department, Mike Pereira, instituted a procedure for the following year's playoffs that kept regular season crews relatively intact for the first rounds of the playoffs, rather than mixed crews. (That procedure ended in 2012 under the officials' collective bargaining agreement.)
In a 2011 regular season game between the Bengals and Ravens, Winter was suddenly in the path of a fumbled ball, in a highlight video shown for its hilarity, rather than being potentially horrifying (TV broadcast, NFL Films). Winter was completely swallowed up by a fumble scrum of heavily padded players while braced himself for the unavoidable. Winter was bruised quite a bit, but he completed the game.
Winter was used as an example of whistle technique in a Football Zebras feature on avoiding inadvertent whistles. He held his whistle in his hand on an extra long lanyard so that he could also move his arms while running.
Winter is a professor emeritus at Western Michigan University. He also served as the director of campus recreational activities until 2008. He was appointed by Gov. Rick Snyder of Michigan to the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness, Health and Sports; Winter is near the end of his first two-year term on the council.
Images: Perry Knotts/NFL, Michael Yanow/NFL
Correction: Some of the facts related to the Giants-49ers play were re-worded for clarity. The previous version indicated that the Giants penalty was called on the wrong player, when in fact that call was properly made. There has not been a clear reason why the 49ers penalty wasn't called, and the revised paragraph now reflects that. For the record, neither call was Winter's to make, but the statements by the league indicate that they considered it a crew error that it wasn't sorted out properly by all seven officials.
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Tracing the history of animation over the past 150 years, Watch Me Move: The Animation Show brings together for the first time the films of contemporary artists alongside popular favorites. Featuring the films of Walt Disney, Pixar, Studio Ghibli andHanna-Barbera, as well asLotte Reiniger, Ray Harryhausen, Jan Švankmajer and the Brothers Quay.


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An antecedent is the first half of a hypothetical proposition, whenever the if-clause precedes the then-clause. In some contexts the antecedent is called the protasis.

Examples:

 If , then .

This is a nonlogical formulation of a hypothetical proposition.  In this case, the antecedent is P, and the consequent is Q. In an implication, if  implies  then  is called the antecedent and  is called the consequent. Antecedent and consequent are connected via logical connective to form a proposition.

 If  is a man, then  is mortal.

" is a man" is the antecedent for this proposition.

 If men have walked on the moon, then I am the king of France.

Here, "men have walked on the moon" is the antecedent.

Let . If  then

See also
 Consequent
 Affirming the consequent (fallacy)
 Denying the antecedent (fallacy)
 Necessity and sufficiency

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Paralympic Games: money in para canoe for Nélia Barbosa, Lucas Mazur in the para badminton final, disappointment for Nantenin Keïta … What to remember from the night in Tokyo
If the events of these Paralympic Games are becoming fewer and fewer as the days go by and bring us inevitably closer to the end of the event, the French people still involved in Tokyo continue to mark the spirits. . On the night of Friday 3 to Saturday 4 September, it was Nélia Barbosa who came to take the light by snatching a beautiful silver medal in para canoe on the 200 meters KL3.
Para canoe: Nélia Barbosa with silver hands
At 22 and for her first Paralympic Games, Nélia Barbosa showed that she was not afraid of anything. Entered in the final of the 200 meters KL3, the French had a very good race in her number four lane to grab the first medal of her young career, in silver. All smiles once the line is crossed, and not failing to greet the Briton Laura Sugar, untouchable this Saturday, the para kayaker has set a date for Paris 2024 where, this time, she will be the favorite to win gold.
A few minutes after her, the other tricolor engaged in the basins of the Sea Forest Waterway in Va'a (canoe), Eddie Potdevin, could not do better than a 6th place in the final of the 200 meters VL3.
Para badminton: Lucas Mazur holds his ticket for the final
The French world number one held his place against his Indian rival Tarun. In the semi-final of the para badminton tournament, category SL4, Lucas Mazur battled for a little over an hour to win his place in the final after three hotly contested sets between the two men (21-16, 16-21, 21- 18). The double world champion 2017 and 2019 will find on his road, Sunday, September 5, another Indian, Suhas Yathiraj, whom the 23-year-old has already beaten earlier in the competition in two rounds. Does it bode well for the Olympic title, the first in the history of the discipline at the Paralympic Games?
In the women's doubles, Lenaïg Morin and Faustine Noël stuck in the semi-final against the Indonesians in the SL3-SU5 category. However, they will play in the small final for the bronze medal at 12:15 pm French time.
Para athletics: Nantenin Keïta at the foot of the podium, Thierry Cibone 8th in the shot put
There is no doubt that Nantenin Keïta, 36 and defending champion over 400 meters in T13, would have liked a better end clap, she who was playing her last Paralympic Games. Despite a good start, the Frenchwoman was a little short at the end of the race to get on the podium and finally failed in the most frustrating of places, 4th. Not enough, however, to start the immense career of the quadruple Paralympic medalist (gold over 400 meters in 2016 in Rio, silver and bronze in Beijing in 2008 over 200 and 400 meters and bronze in London in 2012).
While waiting for Louis Radius and Redouane Hennouni-Bouzidi, expected in the final of the 1,500 meters T38 from 12:15 pm French time, another tricolor para athlete was on track last night. For his fifth Paralympic Games after Sydney in 2000, Athens in 2004, Beijing in 2008 and London in 2012, New Caledonian Thierry Cibone took 8th place in the shot put competition in the F34 category with a throw of 10 meters 34.
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Funded by a donation from the physicians and surgeons at the Slocum Center for Orthopedics & Sports Medicine, at least six $1,500 college scholarships will be awarded in May to Lane County's most promising high school seniors from The Slocum Research & Education Foundation. This scholarship opportunity is available only to local high school seniors who are interested in pursuing health-related education and training. The deadline to apply for the College Scholarship Program for High School Seniors is March 30, 2018. Submissions are welcomed through the Slocum Foundation website at www.slocumfoundation.org.
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N.C. towns considering more LGBT protections after moratorium
By: The Associated Press	January 11, 2021
HILLSBOROUGH (AP) — Three North Carolina municipalities plan this week to discuss ordinances to expand more anti-discrimination protections to LGBT citizens.
Town boards for these Orange County communities have placed proposals on their agendas on successive nights, beginning Monday in Hillsborough. Carrboro's council meets Tuesday and Chapel Hill's on Wednesday.
Gay-rights groups say the ordinances, if enacted, would be the first approved since the General Assembly's 3 1/2-year pause on such rules expired Dec. 1. These groups have urged their passage by towns and cities. The moratorium emerged from a compromise between Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper and Republican lawmakers to do away with the state's 2016 "bathroom bill" related to transgender people.
The ordinances would make it unlawful within town limits for businesses to discriminate in employment and in offering goods and services to the public on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity and other differences. Some proposals would subject violators to misdemeanors and fines.
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Lecturer(s): Melnikov, A. A. Co-author(s): Makmal, A.; Dunjko, V.; Briegel, Hans J.: Generalization mechanism within projective simulation.
Lecturer(s): Melnikov, A. A. Co-author(s): Makmal, A.; Dunjko, V.; Briegel, Hans J.: Projective simulation with generalisation.
Lecturer(s): Orsucci, D. Co-author(s): Tiersch, M.; Briegel, Hans J.: Estimation of coherent errors from stabilizer measurements.
Lecturer(s): Orsucci, D. Co-author(s): Tiersch, M; Briegel, Hans J.: Estimation of coherent errors from stabilizer measurements.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Projective simulation for learning agents.
Barz, S.; Vasconcelos, R.; Greganti, C.; Zwerger, M.; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J.; Walther, P. (2014): Demonstrating elements of measurement-based quantum error correction.
Clausen, J.; Guerreschi, G. G.; Tiersch, M.; Briegel, Hans J. (2014): Multiple re-encounter approach to radical pair reactions and the role of nonlinear master equations.
Friis, N.; Dunjko, V.; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J. (2014): Implementing quantum control for unknown subroutines.
Lanyon, B.P.; Zwerger, M.; Jurcevic, P.; Hempel, C.; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J.; Blatt, R.; Roos, C. F. (2014): Experimental Violation of Multipartite Bell Inequalities with Trapped Ions.
Makmal, A.; Zhu, M.; Manzano, D.; Tiersch, M.; Briegel, Hans J. (2014): Quantum walks on embedded hypercubes.
Melnikov, A.; Makmal, A.; Briegel, Hans J. (2014): Projective simulation applied to the grid-world and the mountain-car problem.
Paparo, G.; Dunjko, V.; Makmal, A.; Martin-Delgado, M. A.; Briegel, Hans J. (2014): Quantum Speedup for Active Learning Agents.
Tiersch, M.; Guerreschi, G. G.; Clausen, J.; Briegel, Hans J. (2014): Approaches to Measuring Entanglement in Chemical Magnetometers.
Zwerger, M.; Briegel, Hans J.; Dür, Wolfgang (2014): Hybrid architecture for encoded measurement-based quantum computation.
Zwerger, M.; Briegel, Hans J.; Dür, Wolfgang (2014): Robustness of hashing protocols for entanglement purification.
Briegel, Hans J.; Popescu, S. (2014): A perspective on possible manifestations of entanglement in biological systems.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Projective simulation for artificial intelligence.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement and speed-up in measurement-based quantum computation.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Agency and Quantum Physics.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Introduction to artificial intelligence and agents.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.; Makmal, A.: Projective simulation.
AQP 2014 Projektmeeting, Matrei am Brenner, 2014-09-18.
Asadian, A.; Manzano, D.; Tiersch, M.; Briegel, Hans J. (2013): Heat transport through lattices of quantum harmonic oscillators in arbitrary dimensions.
Briegel, Hans J.; Popescu, S. (2013): Intra-molecular refrigeration in enzymes.
Guerreschi, G. G.; Tiersch, M.; Steiner, U.; Briegel, Hans J. (2013): Optical switching of radical pair conformation enhances magnetic sensitivity.
Lanyon, B.; Jurevic, P.; Zwerger, M.; Hempel, C.; Martinez, E.; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J.; Blatt, R.; Roos, C. (2013): Measurement-based quantum computation with trapped ions.
Zwerger, M.; Briegel, Hans J.; Dür, Wolfgang (2013): Universal and Optimal Error Thresholds for Measurement-Based Entanglement Purification.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Projective simulation as a model for learning.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum Agents, Simulation and Biology.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: On Agency and Freedom Under the Laws of Nature.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum Agents, Simulation, and Biology.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Projective Simulation for Classical and Quantum Autonomous Agents.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum computers, simulators, and agents.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Agency as a problem of physics and philosophy.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum physics, computation, and simulation.
Briegel, Hans J.: Quantenmechanik vs. Himmelsmechanik – Wie offen ist unsere Zukunft?
Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften (ÖAW), Wien, 2013-11-14.
Briegel, Hans J. (2012): On creative machines and the physical origins of freedom.
Guerreschi, G. G.; Cai, J.; Popescu, S.; Briegel, Hans J. (2012): Persistent dynamic entanglement from classical motion: how bio-molecular machines can generate nontrivial quantum states.
Manzano, D.; Tiersch, M.; Asadian, A.; Briegel, Hans J. (2012): Quantum transport efficiency and Fourier's law.
Tiersch, M.; Briegel, Hans J. (2012): Decoherence in the chemical compass: The role of decoherence for avian magnetoreception.
Tiersch, M.; Popescu, S.; Briegel, Hans J. (2012): A critical view on transport and entanglement in models of photosynthesis.
Tiersch, M.; Steiner, U.; Popescu, S.; Briegel, Hans J. (2012): Open Quantum System Approach to the Modeling of Spin Recombination Reactions.
Zwerger, M.; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J. (2012): Measurement-based quantum repeaters.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum physics, simulation and computation.
Lecturer(s): Tiersch, M. Co-author(s): Manzano, D.; Asadian, A.; Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum transport efficiency and Fourier's law.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: On machine creativity and the notion of free will.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum Physics, Simulation, and Computation.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum Physics, Computation, and Biology.
Carle, T; Briegel, Hans J.; Kraus, Barbara (2011): Decoherence of many-body systems due to many-body interactions.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement and intra-molecular cooling in biological systems.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Simulation, Computation, and (Quantum) Physics.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Simulation, computation, and physics -- What can we learn about the world?
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Projected simulation for artificial intelligence.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum information and entanglement in biological systems.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Perspectives on the quantum repeater.
Lecturer(s): Tiersch, M. Co-author(s): Briegel, Hans J.; Popescu, S.: Transport and entanglement in model systems of photosynthesis.
Lecturer(s): Tiersch, M. Co-author(s): Popescu, S.; Briegel, Hans J.: A critical view on transport and entanglement in model systems of photosynthesis.
Lecturer(s): Guerreschi, G. G. Co-author(s): Cai, J.; Tiersch, M.; Popescu, S.; Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum and Classical Interplay in Biological Systems.
Briegel, Hans J.: Sitzungsleister der Sitzung Q 47: Quantum Information: Quantum Computer.
Asadian, A.; Tiersch, T.; Guerreschi, G. G.; Cai, J.; Popescu, S.; Briegel, Hans J. (2010): Motional effects on the efficiency of excitation transfer.
Cai, J.; Guerreschi, G. G.; Briegel, Hans J. (2010): Quantum control and entanglement in a chemical compass.
Cai, J.; Miyake, A.; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J. (2010): Universal quantum computer from a quantum magnet.
Cai, J.; Popescu, S.; Briegel, Hans J. (2010): Dynamic entanglement in oscillating molecules and potential biological implications.
Gittsovich, O.; Hübener, R.; Rico Ortega, E.; Briegel, Hans J. (2010): Local renormalization method for random systems.
Mora, C.; Piani, M.; Miyake, A.; Van den Nest, M.; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J. (2010): Universal resources for approximate and stochastic measurement-based quantum computation.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum effects in Biology.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J. Co-author(s): Popescu, S.; Cai, J.: Quantum information and entanglement in biological systems.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J. Co-author(s): Popescu, S.; Cai, J.: Quantum effects in biological systems.
Lecturer(s): Kraus, Barbara Co-author(s): Mora, C.-E.; Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum Kolmogorov complexity and its applications.
4th Circular Symposium on Quantum Thermodynamics, Stuttgart, 2010-09-15.
Briegel, Hans J.; Browne, D. E.; Dür, Wolfgang; Raussendorf, R.; Van den Nest, M. (2009): Measurement-based quantum computation.
Cai, J.; Dür, Wolfgang; Van den Nest, M.; Miyake, A.; Briegel, Hans J. (2009): Quantum computation in correlation space and extremal entanglement.
Hübener, R.; Van den Nest, M.; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J. (2009): Classical spin systems and the quantum stabilizer formalism: general mappings and applications.
Rico Ortega, E.; Hübener, R.; Montangero, S.; Moran, N.; Pirvu, B.; Vala, J.; Briegel, Hans J. (2009): Valence Bond States: Link models.
Toth, G.; Knapp, C.; Gühne, O.; Briegel, Hans J. (2009): Spin squeezing and entanglement.
Van den Nest, M.; Dür, Wolfgang; Raussendorf, R.; Briegel, Hans J. (2009): Quantum algorithms for spin models and simulable gate sets for quantum computation.
Briegel, Hans J. (2009): Cluster States.
In: Greenberger, D.; Hentschel, K.; Weinert, F.: Compendium of Quantum Physics. Concepts, Experiments, History and Phiosophy. Dordrecht - Heidelberg - London - New York - Berlin: Springer, ISBN 978-3-540-70622-9, pp. 96 - 105.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum control and entanglement in a chemical compass.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum control and entanglement in avian magneto-reception.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement in biological systems? - A quantum thermodynamic perspective.
Lecturer(s): Cai, J. Co-author(s): Dür, Wolfgang; Van den Nest, M.; Miyake, A.; Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum computation in correlation space and extremal entanglement.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum control and entanglement in the chemical compass.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Non-trivial quantum effects in biology?
Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg - Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies (FRIAS), Freiburg im Breisgau, 2009-06-29.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quanteninformation in der Biologie.
Dür, Wolfgang; Bremner, Michael; Briegel, Hans J. (2008): Quantum simulation of interacting high-dimensional systems: the influence of noise.
Mora, C.-E.; Piani, M.; Briegel, Hans J. (2008): Epsilon measures of entanglement.
Rico-Ortega, Enrique; Briegel, Hans J. (2008): 2D Multipartite Valence Bond States in Quantum Antiferromagnets.
Van den Nest, M.; Briegel, Hans J. (2008): Measurement-based quantum computation and undecidable logic.
Van den Nest, M.; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J. (2008): Completeness of the Classical 2D Ising Model and Universal Quantum Computation.
Van den Nest, M.; Luttmer, K.; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J. (2008): Graph states as ground states of many-body spin-1/2 Hamiltonians.
Anders, S.; Kruszynska, C.; Hartmann, L.; Hübener, Robert; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J. (2008): Numerical Studies in Quantum Information Sciences.
In: Kendl, A.; Schindler, S. (Hrsg.): Introduction to Computer Science and Applied Computing. Innsbruck: innsbruck university press (IUP) (= IAC Series, Volume 1), ISBN 978-3-902571-45-8, pp. 25 - 26.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement dynamics in open dissipative systems.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement in Quantum Many Body Systems.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement in quantum many-body systems far away from equilibrium: Are there non-trivial quantum effects in biology?
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Recent developments in measurement-based quantum computations.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement in quantum many-body systems far away from thermodynamic equilibrium.
Are there non-trivial quantum effects in biology?
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement in non-equilibrium quantum many-body systems - Are there non-trivial quantum effects in biology?
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Der Quantenrepeater als Modelsystem für die Quanteninformationstechnologie.
Fachgespräch Quanteninformationstechnologien, Bonn, Bad Godesberg, 2008-06-11.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: New developments in measurement-based quantum computation.
National University of Singapore / Nationaluniversität Singapur (NUS), Singapore / Singapur, 2008-03-27.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Cluster states in QC (part 2).
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Introduction to Cluster states in QC (part 1).
Anders, Simon; Briegel, Hans J.; Dür, Wolfgang (2007): A variational method based on weighted graph states.
Calsamiglia, John; Hartmann, Lorenz; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J. (2007): Entanglement and decoherence in spin gases.
Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J. (2007): Entanglement purification and quantum error correction.
Hartmann, Lorenz; Calsamiglia, John; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J. (2007): Weighted graph states and applications to spin chains, lattices and gases.
Hartmann, Lorenz; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J. (2007): Entanglement and its dynamics in open, dissipative systems.
Hartmann, Lorenz; Kraus, Barbara; Briegel, Hans J.; Dür, Wolfgang (2007): On the role of memory errors in quantum repeaters.
Konrad, Thomas; Gühne, Otfried; Audretsch, Jürgen; Briegel, Hans J. (2007): Parameter estimation for mixed states from a single copy.
Mora, C.-E.; Briegel, Hans J.; Kraus, Barbara (2007): Quantum Kolmogorov complexity and its applications.
Toth, Geza; Knapp, Christian; Gühne, Otfried; Briegel, Hans J. (2007): Optimal spin squeezing inequalities detect bound entanglement in spin models.
Van den Nest, Maarten; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J. (2007): Classical spin models and the quantum stabilizer formalism.
Van den Nest, Maarten; Dür, Wolfgang; Miyake, Akimasa; Briegel, Hans J. (2007): Fundamentals of universality in one-way quantum computation.
Van den Nest, Maarten; Dür, Wolfgang; Vidal, G.; Briegel, Hans J. (2007): Classical simulation versus universality in measurement-based quantum computation.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement in quantum systems far away from TD equilibrium-- Are there non-trivial quantum effects in biology?
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Universality and simulation of measurement-based quantum computation.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Universality and classical simulation of quantum computation.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Universality and classical simulation of quantum computation (Symposium Entanglement).
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Universal resources for measurement-based quantum computation.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement in spin gases & lattices. Weighted graph states.
Cluster and graph states as entanglement resources criteria for universality.
Heraeus International Summer School "Interfaces between Physics and Computer Science", Bremen, 2007-06-22.
Lecturer(s): Dür, Wolfgang; Van den Nest, Maarten; Briegel, Hans J.: Classical spin models and the quantum stabilizer formalism.
Lecturer(s): Van den Nest, Maarten; Dür, Wolfgang; Vidal, G.; Briegel, Hans J.: Classical simulation of measurement-based quantum computation.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement in open driven quantum systems.
University of Bristol, Bristol, 2007-06-27.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Theory of graph states and its applications.
Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza", Rom, 2007-01-30.
Anders, S.; Briegel, Hans J. (2006): Fast simulation of stabilizer circuits using a graph-state representation.
Anders, S.; Plenio, M.B.; Dür, W.; Verstraete, F.; Briegel, Hans J. (2006): Ground-State Approximation for Strongly Interacting Spin Systems in Arbitrary Spatial Dimension.
Hartmann, L.; Dür, W.; Briegel, Hans J. (2006): Steady state entanglement in open and noisy quantum systems at high temperature.
In: Physical Review A (Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics) 74/5, pp. 052304 - 052309.
Kay, A.; Pachos, J. K.; Dür, W.; Briegel, Hans J. (2006): Optimal purification of thermal graph states.
Kruszynska, C.; Anders, S.; Dür, W.; Briegel, Hans J. (2006): Quantum communication cost of preparing multipartite entanglement.
Kruszynska, C.; Miyake, A.; Briegel, Hans J.; Dür, W. (2006): Entanglement purification protocols for all graph states.
Mora, C.-E.; Briegel, Hans J. (2006): Algorithmic complexity of quantum states.
In: International Journal of Quantum Information 4/4, pp. 715 - 737.
Sen, A; Sen, U; Ahufinger, V; Briegel, Hans J.; Sanpera, A; Lewenstein, M (2006): Quantum-information processing in disordered and complex quantum systems.
In: Physical Review A (Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics) 74/6, Art.No. 062309.
Toth, G.; Gühne, O.; Briegel, Hans J. (2006): Two-setting Bell inequalities for graph states.
Van den Nest, M.; Miyake, A.; Dür, W.; Briegel, Hans J. (2006): Universal resources for measurement-based quantum computation.
Hein, M.; Dür, W.; Eisert, J.; Raussendorf, R.; Briegel, Hans J. (2006): Entanglement in graph states and its applications.
Browne, D. E.; Briegel, Hans J. (2006): One-way Quantum Computation - a tutorial introduction.
Dür, W.; Briegel, Hans J. (2006): Purification and Distillation.
In: Bruß, Dagmar; Leuchs, Gerd (Hrsg.): Lectures on Quantum Information. Weinheim: Wiley-VCH (= Physics textbook), ISBN 978-3-527-40527-5, pp. 177 - 208.
Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J.; Zoller, P. (2006): Quantum Repeater.
In: Bruß, Dagmar; Leuchs, Gerd (Hrsg.): Lectures on Quantum Information. Weinheim: Wiley-VCH (= Physics textbook), ISBN 978-3-527-40527-5, pp. 505 - 514.
Dür, W.; Briegel, Hans J. (2006): Protokolle für die Quanteninformation.
In: Physik Journal 12, pp. 22 - 23.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Multi-partite entanglement purification and applications.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Universal resources for quantum computation.
2nd Bellairs 2006 Workshop on "Logical and Semantical Methods in Quantum Computation", Bellairs, 2006-03-23.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: A measurement-based framework for treating SAT-problems.
2nd Bellairs 2006 Workshop on "Logical and Semantical Methods in Quantum Computation", Bellairs, 2006-03-21.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement in strongly interacting many-body systems.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Introduction to graph states and the one-way quantum computer.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Steady-state entanglement in open driven quantum systems.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Posterpräsentation: Quantum Communication Cost of Preparing Multipartite Entanglement.
SCALA Kick-Off meeting, Paris, 2006-01-12.
Lecturer(s): Bremner, M.J.; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum simulation with noisy systems.
Gordon Research Conference "Quantum Information Science", Lucca (Barga), 2006-05-10.
Lecturer(s): Gühne, O.; Toth, G.; Richert, J.; Briegel, Hans J.: Energy and multipartite entanglement in spin models.
Gordon Research Conference "Quantum Information Science", Lucca (Barga), 2006-05-11.
Lecturer(s): Miyake, A.; Briegel, Hans J.: Multipartite entanglement distillation by complementary measurements.
Lecturer(s): Mora, C.-E.; Kraus, Barbara; Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum Kolmogorov complexity.
Lecturer(s): Van den Nest, M.; Dür, Wolfgang; Vidal, G.; Briegel, Hans J.: Classical simulation of measurement-based quantum computation.
Aschauer, H.; Dür, W.; Briegel, Hans J. (2005): Multiparticle entanglement purification for two-colorale graph states.
Calsamiglia, J.; Hartmann, L.; Dür, W.; Briegel, Hans J. (2005): Spin Gases. Quantum Entanglement Driven by Classical Kinematics.
Dür, W.; Calsamiglia, J.; Briegel, Hans J. (2005): Multipartite secure state distribution.
Dür, W.; Hartmann, L.; Hein, M.; Lewenstein, M.; Briegel, Hans J. (2005): Entanglement in Spin Chains and Lattices with Long-Range Ising-Type Interactions.
Dür, W.; Hein, M.; Cirac, J.I.; Briegel, Hans J. (2005): Standard forms of noisy quantum operations via depolarization.
Gühne, O.; Toth, G.; Briegel, Hans J. (2005): Multipartite entanglement in spin chains.
Gühne, O.; Toth, G.; Hyllus, P.; Briegel, Hans J. (2005): Bell Inequalities for Graph States.
Hartmann, L.; Calsamiglia, J.; Dür, W.; Briegel, Hans J. (2005): Spin gases as microscopic models for non-Markovian decoherence.
Hein, M.; Dür, W.; Briegel, Hans J. (2005): Entanglement properties of multipartite entangled states under the influence of decoherence.
Miyake, A.; Briegel, Hans J. (2005): Distillation of Multipartite Entanglement by Complementary Stabilizer Measurements.
Mora, C.-E.; Briegel, Hans J. (2005): Algorithmic Complexity and Entanglement of Quantum States.
Zoller, P.; Beth, Th.; Binosi, D.; Blatt, R.; Briegel, Hans J.; Bruss, D.; Calarco, T.; Cirac, J. I.; Deutsch, D.; Eisert, J.; Ekert, A.; Fabre, C.; Gisin, N.; Grangiere, P.; Grassl, M.; Haroche, S.; Imamoglu, A.; Karlson, A.; Kempe, J.; Kouwenhoven, L.; Kröll, S.; Leuchs, G.; Lewenstein, M.; Loss, D.; Lütkenhaus, N.; Massar, S.; Mooij, J. E.; Plenio, M. B.; Polzik, E. S.; Popescu, S.; Rempe, G.; Sergienko, A.; Suter, D.; Twamley, J.; Wendin, G.; Werner, R.; Winter, A.; Wrachtrup, J.; Zeilinger, A. (2005): Quantum information processing and communication.
Raussendorf, R.; Briegel, Hans J. (2005): Computational Model for the One-Way Quantum Computer: Concepts and Summary.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement and decoherence in spin gases.
Workshop on Bose-Einstein Condensation and Quantum Information, Wien, 2005-12-20.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: What is a quantum computation?
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum information and entanglement, one-way quantum computer.
International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi" on Quantum Computers, Algorithms and Chaos", Varenna, 2005-07-10.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement and decoherence in a spin gas.
9th International Conference on Squeezed States and Uncertainty Relations (ICSSUR), Besancon, 2005-05-04.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Lecture Series on graph states & applications in Quantum Information, Entangelment and decoherence in spin gases.
3rd Asia Pacific Workshop on Quantum Information Science, Singapur, 2005-01-04.
Lecturer(s): Calsamiglia, J.; Hartmann, L.; Dür, W.; Briegel, Hans J.: Spin gases: classical kinematics drives quantum entanglement.
Quantum Optics Obergurgl Meeting 2005, Obergurgl, 2005-03-02.
Lecturer(s): Gühne, O.; Toth, G.; Hyllus, P.; Briegel, Hans J.: Bell inequalities for graph states.
Lecturer(s): Hartmann, Lorenz; Dür, Wolfgang; Hein, Marc; Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement in spin chains and lattices with long--range Ising--type interaction s.
Quantum Optics Obergurgl Meeting 2005, Obergurgl, 2005-02-27.
Lecturer(s): Hein, M.; Dür, W.; Cirac, J. I.; Briegel, Hans J.: Standard forms of noisy evolutions via depolarization.
Quantum Optics Obergurgl Meeting 2005, Obergurgl, 2005-03-01.
Lecturer(s): Kruszynska, C.; Anders, S.; Dür, W.; Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum Communication Cost of Preparing Multipartite Entanglement.
QIV Abschlusskolloquium des DFG Schwerpunktprogramms, Bad Honnef, 2005-06-02.
Lecturer(s): Kruszynska, C.; Anders, S.; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum Communication Cost of Preparing Multipartite Entanglement.
International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi" on Quantum Computers, Algorithms and Chaos", Varenna, 2005-07-08.
Lecturer(s): Kruszynska, C.; Anders, Simon; Dür, Wolfgang; Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum Communication Cost of Preparing Multipartite Entanglement.
Lecturer(s): Miyake, A.; Briegel, Hans J.: Multipartite entanglement distillation for the W state.
Lecturer(s): Miyake, A.; Briegel, Hans J.: W-state entanglement purification protocols.
Quantum Optics Obergurgl Meeting 2005, Obergurgl, 2005-02-28.
Lecturer(s): Mora, C.-E.; Briegel, Hans J.: Algorithmic complexity of quantum states.
International Summer School on Quantum Information (ISSQUI 05), Dresden, 2005-09-27.
International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi" on Quantum Computers, Algorithms and Chaos", Varenna, 2005-07-11.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Theorie Kolloquium.
Technische Universität Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, 2005-02-08 - 2005-02-09.
Aschauer, H.; Calsamiglia, J.; Hein, M.; Briegel, Hans J. (2004): Local invariants for multi-partite entangled states allowing for a simple entanglement criterion.
Dür, W.; Briegel, Hans J. (2004): Stability of Macroscopic Entanglement under Decoherence.
Hein, M.; Eisert, J.; Briegel, Hans J. (2004): Multiparty entanglement in graph states.
Zhao, Z.; Chen, Y. A.; Zhang, A. N.; Yang, T.; Briegel, Hans J.; Pan, J.-W. (2004): Experimental demonstration of five-photon entanglement and open-destination teleportation.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement and Decoherence in semi-quantal gases.
Workshop on Quantum Entanglement in Physical and Information Sciences, Pisa, 2004-12-14.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Entanglement in semi-quantal gases.
Quantum Information Science (QIS) Workshop, Cambridge, 2004-11-29.
Quantum Information Science (QIS) Workshop, Cambridge, 2004-09-20.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Theory of graph states.
Symposium on "Entanglement, Information & Noise", Krzyzowa, 2004-06-15.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quantum computing and multiparticle entanglement.
Dagstuhl Perspectives Workshop on Quantum Computing, Wadern, 2004-05-11.
Quantum Entanglement – From Error Correction to Secure Key Distribution, Hirschegg, 2004-04-01.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Macroscopic entanglement.
Gordon Conference on Quantum Information Processing, Ventura, 2004-02-22.
Lecturer(s): Anders, Simon; Raussendorf, R.; Briegel, Hans J.: Fault-tolerant Quantum Computation on Graph States.
Summer school on "Quantum Logic and Communication", Cargese, 2004-08-16.
Lecturer(s): Briegel, Hans J.: Quantencomputer: Konzepte und Perspektiven.
Universität Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg / Essen, 2003-12-10.


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Q: How do I delimit a fetched data record on MySQL? I have a column which returns pipeline delimited records as below:
'fromState=A|Count=5|highLimit=B|status=C|presentValue=D|alarmValue=E'
Is there a way to have it as a more formatted output like:
'fromState=A
Count=5
highLimit=B
status=C
presentValue=D
alarmValue=E'

i.e.,

*

*pipelines are replaced

*each value is on a new line (optional)

A: use the string replace function of mysql
SELECT REPLACE('www.mysql.com', 'w', 'Ww');
        -> 'WwWwWw.mysql.com'

or check out another function you could need: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/string-functions.html#function_replace
In your case you might want to replace | with \n or \r.
SELECT REPLACE(column, '|', '\r');

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Android Things is based on the Android platform and is optimized for embedded devices. Along with new features and capabilities, Android Things includes a variety of system and API differences from Android. This document highlights some of the key differences that you should understand and account for in your apps.
The collection of installed apps is fixed by the developer/device maker. These are changed through OTA updates, not managed by the end-user.
Android Things is streamlined for single app use. One app is automatically launched at system startup.
Android Things is optimized for embedded devices which may not contain the same feature set as an Android phone or tablet. For example, graphical user interfaces are optional as not all devices include a display.
Note: Use hasSystemFeature() to determine whether a given device feature is supported.
Declare permissions that you need in your app's manifest file.
The granting of app permissions is done differently for Android Things than for typical Android apps since many IoT applications do not require a user interface or input device. Permissions are granted using Android Studio or the Android Things Console.
When running an app from Android Studio, all permissions (including dangerous permissions) are granted at install time. This applies to new app installs and updated <uses-permission> elements in existing apps. You can use the adb tool to grant or revoke permissions for testing.
When you are ready to distribute your apps using the Android Things Console, you grant the dangerous permissions (instead of the end user) for all apps as part of the build creation process. You can override this during development, but not on actual products; end users cannot modify these permissions.
Android Things is compatible with the Android NDK for including C/C++ code into your app. However, since Android Things devices are typically memory constrained, the platform requires apps to keep native libraries inside the APK at runtime using the extractNativeLibs manifest attribute.
Review the guide on integrating native code for more details.


Grilled Sweet and Spicy Chicken Skewers Recipe that is so easy to make! Great for family dinners, bbq, picnics, and more! Pineapple, peppers, and chicken grilled together to make a perfect meal.
Can anyone tell me where summer went?
How in the world is it already late August!!!! I feel like I blinked and we jumped from April to August in a flash! I am attempting to soak up as much of summer as I can before the weather turns and we are all bundled up in jackets and boots.
Though I have to say I am a bit worried that winter will be here sooner versus later. There seems to be a lot more geese flying overhead and the leaves are changing already. EEEK So not ready!
Ok, back to the real point of today's post….these amazing Sweet and Spicy Chicken Skewers!
This recipe is perfect for the end of summer barbecues and family dinners. So easy to make and they look amazing!
Are you ready to fire up the barbecue and enjoy the last bits of summer?
Check out this recipe for Grilled Balsamic Chicken Skewers that is also oh so delicious!
Cut the chicken tenderloins into 3 or 4 pieces each (depending on tenderloin size). Toss chicken in the spice rub until all pieces are coated evenly. Let sit while you cut up your green peppers and pineapple.
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These skewers of sweet and spicy chicken look so mouth-watering delicious.I can't wait to have my next BB to try them.
We're getting a new grill next week and I couldn't quite figure out what to make on i first. Um, I'm definitely going to be making this now lol. It looks really tasty and I can't wait to try it!
Ty, Let us know how it turns out for you. We are so ready for grilling season to begin.


First held in 2006, the Awards initially promoted Waverley's rich heritage through acknowledging projects which conserved, maintained and adapted heritage listed places. The Awards subsequently evolved to recognise excellence in contemporary design. They have attracted more than 140 submissions over the ten years with 28 winners and eight commendations.
The Awards acknowledge the building works, special accomplishments, projects and efforts which have furthered the goal of excellence in design and heritage conservation in Waverley. They recognise excellence and inspire better building design by promoting community awareness and acknowledging the architects and designers involved in enhancing distinctive character. The Awards have had a positive impact on the design standard, products and sustainability of environment.
The winners will be announced at the Awards night on 29th April 2019 which will be followed by an exhibition of the nominations and winning entries at the Waverley Library Gallery, 2 May – 23 May 2019 as part of the Australian Heritage Festival.
Contemporary Design: Any contemporary project or study, including the design of public places.
Heritage: Any built heritage conservation project or study, or any adaptive reuse of a heritage structure.
Response to category: Underlying principles and core ideas.
People: Innovation in design that satisfies the functions and needs of today.
Place: Excellence in creating places in a manner that responds to and enhances the significance of Waverley.
Product: Excellence in design and sustainability.
Questions? heritagedesignawards@waverley.nsw.gov.au or contact lisa.sturis@waverley.nsw.gov.au / 9083 8325.