“Beyond migrantology” (‘Jenseits der Migrantologie’)

12 December at 5:00PM (on-site) | Andreas Peichl (LMU Munich and ifo Institute) will present the paper “Attitudes towards private and public debt: Does language matter?” in the PLUS Economics Department Workshop and Research Seminar. The presentation will take place in HS 212 (CHU1OG2.286). Looking forward to seeing you in the seminar!

Tijn received the university’s Young Investigators Award 2023 award for their work on distributed quantum computing. Together with Joran van Apeldoorn, they developed a new framework to employ parallel quantum query algorithms in the CONGEST model. They use this framework to break multiple classical lower bounds, including cycle detection, girth computation, meeting scheduling, and element distinctness. In particular, they show a novel exponential separation for exact CONGEST algorithms by solving a distributed version of the Deutsch-Jozsa problem.