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Rupert Ursin University of Vienna - Austria Title: QIPC Roadmap Comment: As much as science can be predictable, it gives an outlook for the future perspectives of QIPC. Periodic, but not too frequent, updates are desirable.	Date: 2006-05-08 14:17:26 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Gernot Alber Technische Universität Darmstadt - Germany Title: QIPC roadmap support Comment: I strongly support the QIPC Strategic Report and fully agree with all its contents. Pursuing and pushing the research proposed in this document to its limits will enforce Europe´s leading role in quantum information science.	Date: 2006-04-30 16:49:25 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Gerhard Birkl Technische Universität Darmstadt - Germany Title: Support for QIPC strategic report Comment: I fully endorse the conclusions and recommendations of the QIPC strategic report. The report is decisive, comprehensive, and has been written by experts in the field. It presents an excellent summary of the QIPC success story fostered by the well suited founding structure of the EC in previous and current FPs and gives a clear strategic vision for the requirements in future funding periods. I strongly recommend that this report should be seriously taken into account during the planning and operative phase of FP7.	Date: 2006-04-27 09:56:45 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
A. Debernardi MDM National Laboratory, CNR-INFM - Italy Title: Feedback Comment: I support the road map on "Strategic report on current status, visions and goals for QIPC research in Europe", but I think it would be important if the road map would be a little more focused on the subject concerning the shallow impurities in semiconductors; this is one of the more promising system for future applications. It is on these topics that, at present, a big effort is made by Australian and American groups.	Date: 2006-04-26 11:40:31 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Hans J. Briegel University of Innsbruck & Austrian Academy of Sciences - Austria Title: Support for the QIPC Roadmap Comment: I strongly support the roadmap and I hope that Europe will take the necessary steps to maintain a leading position in this important field of research.	Date: 2006-04-07 10:37:42 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Dr. Wolfgang Harneit Free University Berlin - Germany Title: QIPC roadmap Comment: The QIPC roadmap is an impressive joint effort of the European scientific community and a good example how European research can be adequately structured with a little help from the EC science offices. I strongly support its existence, form, and content. I sincerely hope that it will have an adequate reflection in fund attribution and remain as accepted a standard in the community by continuous update, e.g. through the ERA pilot project.	Date: 2006-04-06 11:37:08 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
François Guignot SmartQuantum - France Title: SmartQuantum Comment: We strongly support this great innitiative ! Quantum cryptography is a key product for Europe. We only regret that, for this time, the authors forgot to mention our company and our SQBox : a fully operational quantum cryptographic device :-) For any information please take a look at our website where updated information will soon be available.	Date: 2006-04-05 15:18:12 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Christof Wunderlich Universität Siegen - Germany Title: Support of the European QIPC roadmap Comment: QIPC harbours diverse research fields whose subjects range from fundamental issues in physics , mathematics, and computer science to a large variety of possible future applications. The European roadmap gives an outline and overview of current research in QIPC. I strongly support this effort.	Date: 2006-04-05 12:12:44 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Harry Buhrman CWI and Univ. of Amsterdam - Netherlands Title: support for the roadmap Comment: I strongly support the roadmap. It is essential in order to have Europe keep its leading position in this important and revolutionary field this type of research should be funded in the future.	Date: 2006-04-05 10:04:26 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Luisa González IMM (CNM-CSIC) - Spain Title: Support of QIPC Comment: I strongly support the QIPC roadmap. I think this topic and programme should have the highest priority in the frame of FP7.	Date: 2006-03-31 16:58:26 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Ian Walmsley University of Oxford - England Title: Support for the QIPC Roadmap Comment: I endorse the vision of the QIPC Roadmap, and the strategy is sets out for achieving an strong European effort in quantum information processing. This broadly interdisciplinary effort has made Europe a leading player in this field; the FET/IST programs have established the collaborative structures and mechanisms the have enabled the successful prosecution of internationally competitive research.	Date: 2006-03-31 16:48:25 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Jose M. Ripalda CSIC - Spain Title: Support for the QIPC roadmap Comment: I strongly support the FET initiative for Quantum Information Processing and Communication. It is vital to keep europe´s leadership in this strategic area of research. The document is also a useful tool for researchers in the field.	Date: 2006-03-31 15:40:14 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Joerg Schmiedmayer Atominstitut Öst. Universitäten TU-Wien - Austria Title: QIP research in EU Comment: I strongly support the recommendations of the QIPC Roadmap. It is a joint effort of many leading scientists in the field. It gives a good overview of the broad aspects and possibilities in QIPC research. The basic research outlined in the document can be the starting point of a quantum revolution, not only in our understanding of the foundations of our world, but also as a basis of revolutionary technological development, of equal importance as the information science revolution. In that sense the basic quantum physics research deserves a special position in the strategic planning of our knowledge based society. This should be seriously taken into account when planning for FP7.	Date: 2006-03-31 15:18:08 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Wojciech Koczorowski Politechnika Poznańska - Poland Title: support Comment: I strongly support the recommendations of the QIPC Roadmap. The strategic report shows the progress of QIPC community in the field of quantum information. It should be seriously taken into account in the FP7.	Date: 2006-03-31 14:30:51 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Adam Buczek Politechnika Poznańska - Poland Title: Support Comment: I would like to express my support for QIPC Strategic Roadmap. I think that this project will contribute essentially to development of european science and technology.	Date: 2006-03-31 12:49:11 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Gustaw Szawioła Politechnika Poznańska - Poland Title: support Comment: I would like to express my strong support for QIPC Roadmap. The ideas of European provenance and long-term vision which are involved in the project allow to think about fruitful development of 21st century new technologies.	Date: 2006-03-31 12:06:14 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Philippe Grangier CNRS / Institut d'Optique - France Title: Support to the QIPC Roadmap Comment: I strongly support the recommendations and conclusions of the QIPC roadmap, which presents a very strong « european vision » for the future of Quantum Information Processing and Communications. I emphasize that the interdisciplinary character of the field is more and more calling for efficient collaborations at the European level, which are very well managed by the IST/FET/QIPC structure, and should be pursued in FP7.	Date: 2006-03-31 11:52:11 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Prof. dr. hab. Ewa Stachowska Politechnika Poznańska - Poland Title: support Comment: I strongly support the QIPC Roadmap. It gives a well-writtem and authoritative overview of the possibilities for Europe to take a leading role in this field if supported strongly enough in FP7. The quality of the authors should be a garanty of the impact.	Date: 2006-03-31 11:38:07 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Jürgen Eschner ICFO - Institute of Photonic Sciences - Spain Title: Support for Quantum Information Technology in FP7 Comment: Quantum Information Science and Technology, QIST, has been one of the most fruitful areas of physics in recent years. Like no other field, it extends from very fundamental questions to commercially relevant developments. On the fundamental side, it has triggered a radical change in the thinking of physicists – and more and more also of non-physicists – how Nature reveals information about its processes to us, the observers, and how the description which physics provides of such processes has to be interpreted in terms of information. This change of paradigms has only begun, and there are many open issues waiting to be investigated and to be solved. Nevertheless, the information-oriented perspective of fundamental physics, i.e. of quantum mechanics, has already led to revolutionary discoveries such as Shor's factorizing algorithm, and it continues spawning new ideas and concepts how to use quantum information for practical purposes. The first devices based on these principles, for encrypting data in quantum states, are already on the market. Much more powerful quantum information processors are at the horizon, but many problems, conceptual as well as technological ones, remain to be studied and solved on the way. Beyond information processing applications, quantum technology will play a key role in the near and far future, for example in the integration of electronics with photonics, in precise clocks, and in sensors of ever-increasing sensitivity and accuracy. To a significant extent, it has been QIST research which has spun off or accelerated such applications of quantum mechanics in technological devices. Recently, very interesting and important progress has been registered in the cross-over from the traditional qubit-type systems for quantum information, such as single atoms and single photons, to solid-state as well as atomic-ensemble, or spin-type systems. The parallel progress of these new systems, which hold the promise to eventually offer practical advantages, with qubit-type quantum systems, which have been providing the cleanest and most sophisticated quantum information implementations, is one of the most exciting current perspectives of the area. In all its fields, from fundamental contemplation to the development of practical, mass-market applications, QIST research needs and deserves continued support; it deserves to remain a priority area and to receive a focused effort of research funding. This is particularly urgent, and sensible, at the European level at which the strongest impact can be achieved, combining strategies for fostering technological leadership, economic growth, and cultural development. Therefore QIST must have a priority role in FP7.	Date: 2006-03-31 02:29:59 (GMT+1) Type: General comment Attachment: QISTinFP7.pdf
Professor José Capmany Universidad Polirecnica de Valencia, Institute of Telecommunications - Spain Title: Strong support for the QIPC Strategic Report Comment: I strongly support the QIPC Strategic report. I is an authoritative and comprehensive document written by the leading experts in the field in our continent. Key points and directions for future research are very clearly outlined, together with a constant encouragement towards an interdisciplinary approach from various disciplines spanning physics, amthematics, engineeringa nd computer science. It is my opinnion that this strategic field whould be supported with the maximum enthusiasm by the Commission in the Seventh framework Programme. There is an unique an excellent oppotunity towards establishing a world leadershiph in this field commanded by Europe.	Date: 2006-03-30 19:25:08 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Dr. Jorge M. García IMM-CNM-CSIC - Spain Title: Support QIPC roadmap Comment: I strongly support the QIPC roadmap. Congratulation to the authors. Europe has a large number of expertise in nanotechnology that should be exploited for leading the developement of QIPC.	Date: 2006-03-30 18:02:06 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Carlos Tejedor Universidad Autonoma de Madrid - Spain Title: Support of QIPC Comment: I strongly support the QIPC roadmap. I think this topic and programme should have the highest priority in FP7.	Date: 2006-03-30 15:06:38 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Luis Viña Universidad Autónoma (Madrid) - Spain Title: Endorsement of the QIPC Roadmap Comment: I strongly support the QIPC roadmap. The envisioned strategies are vital to keep a leading position of Europe in science and to provide the basis for technological advances.	Date: 2006-03-30 14:59:39 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Marco Genovese INRIM - Italy Title: QIPC Comment: I support the QIPC roadmap and encourage a strong support of the Quantum Information Processing activities at the european level involving an ample number of research groups.	Date: 2006-03-30 11:50:42 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Alexis De Vos Universiteit gent and Imec v.z.w. - Belgium Title: Reversible and adiabatic computing Comment: I would like to congratulate the authors of the `Workpackage 1' (February 2006). In the following sections: 3.6 QIPC in a wider scientific and technological context 4.3.3 Computational models and architectures 4.3.11 Spin-off to other fields, they rightly mention the important aspects of * decreasing electric power consumption in nanoelectronics * adiabatic computing * reversible computing. It is my conviction that classical reversible and adiabatic computers are a first and very important step towards quantum computers. Reversible architectures and adiabatic processing will provide a first leap towards real quantum computers. Today we can develop experimental circuits in off-the-shelf technologies. Without having to wait for quantum computer hardware, we can implement large parts of quantum algorithms and thus gain experience today. This is the reason why I suggest to make reversible and adiabatic computing a full-fledged section of the quantum computer programme, in its own right, e.g. as a separate section 4.5. Key reference: B. Hayes, "Reversible Engineering", American Scientist 94, 107 (2006).	Date: 2006-03-28 16:20:22 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment: americanscientist.ps
Simone Paganelli University of Rome "la Sapienza" - Italy Title: roadmap Comment: I support the QIPC strategic report.	Date: 2006-03-27 16:43:34 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Professor Andrew Briggs University of Oxford - England Title: Strategic report on current status, visions and goals for QIPC research Comment: I strongly support the recommendations for funding in the report, especially QIPC in FP7 and Structure of fundings. The interdisciplinary character of the field includes the opportunity and the need to integrate quantum optics and quantum nanotechnology for solid state implementations.	Date: 2006-03-25 18:16:39 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Wolfgang Dür Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information, Innsbruck, Austria - Austria Title: roadmap support Comment: I strongly support the QIPC roadmap and encourage a support of the QIPC activities in FP7.	Date: 2006-03-24 13:08:01 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Jean-Philippe Poizat CNRS - France Title: Support of QIPC program Comment: The QIPC roadmap is written by leaders in the field and is a very useful document. I strongly encourage support of Quantum Information Processing activities at the european level.	Date: 2006-03-22 13:20:32 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Stefano Pirandola Dept. Physics - Univ. of Camerino - Italy Title: Support Comment: I strongly support the QIPC strategic roadmap. For sure, it will be an important step for reinforcing the synergies among the various european groups actively working on quantum information.	Date: 2006-03-21 20:00:13 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Carlo Ottaviani University Of Camerino - Italy Title: Support Comment: I strongly support the QIPC project because connecting together the groups of the QI community permits to have clear idea on the status of quantum information and gives an simple way to young researchers and PhD students to individuate the involved groups for future positions' applications. I hope it will be included in the FP7.	Date: 2006-03-21 19:51:05 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Matey Mateev University of Sofia, faculty of Physics - Bulgaria Title: QIPC Comment: I am impressed by the QIPC Strategic Reportand the book QIPC in Europe. Together they are highly useful for the experts in the field and for physicists and engineers intending to study and dedicate their efforts in future to QIPC. Moreover, even the young students may be acquainted with QIPC from the report. i should suggest the Report to be distributed to the University Libraries. I would greatly appriciate the work done by the officers of IST-FET, resposible for the Report and the book QIPC in Europe.	Date: 2006-03-21 14:21:42 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Fabre Claude Université Pierre et Marie Curie Paris 6 - France Title: Support of QIPC program Comment: I support the QIPC roadmap and encourage a strong support of the Quantum Information Processing activities at the european level.	Date: 2006-03-21 11:11:50 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Seref Kalem TUBITAK - Turkey Title: Support for QIPC roadmap Comment: I would like to support the QIPC roadmap. It is an excellent overview of the current status of research activities with visions and goals for QIST in Europe. I hope the EC investment in QIPC would continue over the next years.	Date: 2006-03-17 09:44:33 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Dieter Suter University of Dortmund - Germany Title: Roadmap Comment: The QIPC roadmap has been carefully prepared and represents an excellent overview of current status and prospects for QIPC.	Date: 2006-03-16 15:57:42 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Stojan Rebic University of Camerino - Italy Title: Strong support Comment: I strongly support QIPC roadmap. This is a visionary document and should be taken into account in FP7.	Date: 2006-03-15 15:57:30 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Priscilla Canizares Martinez universita di Camerino - Italy Title: Comment Comment: I strongly support the FET iniciative of Quantum Information Processing and Communication.	Date: 2006-03-15 13:16:17 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
giulia gualdi university of Camerino - Italy Title: comment Comment: i strongly support and encourage the FET initiative Quantum Information Processing and Communication	Date: 2006-03-15 13:12:44 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Giovanni Di Giuseppe University of Camerino - Italy Title: Support for QIPC Road Map Comment: I strongly support the QIPC Roadmap. It gives a significant overview and perspectives for the QIPC community. It should be taken into account in the FP7.	Date: 2006-03-14 19:09:08 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
David Vitali University of Camerino - Italy Title: QIPC Roadmap Comment: In my opinion the EU-QIPC roadmap is a very detailed document providing a very illuminating guide on the perspective and potentialities of the research in quantum information science. It has a very broad perspective and this is important, because many breakthrough in science and technology came not from highly-focused research.	Date: 2006-03-14 19:03:15 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Richard Jozsa University of Bristol UK - England Title: QIPC roadmap Comment: I strongly support the QIPC roadmap and its recommendations. It is an authoritative document that should be definitively influentual for FP7.	Date: 2006-03-14 16:52:13 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Barbara Kraus Institute of Quantumoptics and Quantuminformation, Austrian Academy of Science, Innsbruck, Austria - Austria Title: QIPC strategic report Comment: In my opinion the QIPC strategic report provides a very valuable overview of the aims of the QIPC community. I strongly support it.	Date: 2006-03-14 15:17:14 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Dieter Meschede Universität Bonn - Germany Title: Support for QIPC Comment: I fully support the intentions of the QIPC strategic report. The report is a very valuable reach out source to bring information to the general public. In FP7 we can expect a strong advance of this scientifically challenging field.	Date: 2006-03-14 14:23:08 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Ladislav Andrey Academy of Sciences, Prague - Czech Republic Title: Support for QIPC Road Map Comment: I do strongly support the QIPC Strategic Report. I appreciate the openess and democracy of EC policy in this matter.I am convinced that the EC should continue investing into QIPC as that seems to be an important part of future in science and technology.	Date: 2006-03-14 12:46:47 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Igor Jex FNSPE CTU Prague - Czech Republic Title: QIPC Comment: The QIPC strategic report gives an excellent overview and future perspectives of this exciting and promising field of science and technology.	Date: 2006-03-14 10:07:28 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Maria Gabriella Castellano CNR - Italy Title: Support for QIPC Strategic Report Comment: The QIPC strategic report is a faithful expression of the ideas of all the european scientists operating in the field. It is a comprehensive, well structured and useful document that should be the basis for future decisions on this topic, both at european and at national level. Europe is at top level in QIPC and this expertise should not be wasted: I wish that in FP7 the effort to support QIPC will continue. Last but not least, thanks to all the contributors to the report and especially to those in charge of collecting and organizing the material: they succeeded in giving us a clear, detailed list of what is going on and where to go in the next future.	Date: 2006-03-14 09:27:41 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Anders S. Sørensen Niels Bohr Institute - Denmark Title: Support for the QIPC Strategic Reoprt Comment: I support the conclusion in the QIPC strategic report. The document is written by the leading scientists in the field and presents an accurate description of the current status of the field and the prospect for the future.	Date: 2006-03-13 14:52:10 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Matthieu Legré GAP-O, University of Geneva - Switzerland Title: Support for the QIPC Roadmap Comment: I strongly support the QIPC Roadmap. It shows the progress of QIPC community in the field of quantum information and its prospects.	Date: 2006-03-13 14:54:25 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Axel Kuhn Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik - Germany Title: Support of the QIPC roadmap Comment: The QIPC strategic report is a concise outlook on the European activities in quantum information processing in the years to come. I strongly support the report and hope that it will be taken into account in FP7.	Date: 2006-03-13 14:42:45 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Jörg Helge Müller Niels-Bohr-Institute - Denmark Title: Strong support for QIPC Strategic Report Comment: I strongly support the strategic recommendations expressed in the report. The need for coordinated and sustainable funding of the field at the european level is evident - unless Europe wants to loose yet another strategic advantage in the development of an important future technology platform. The report is balanced and reflects very well present status, vision, and especially the multidisciplinary nature of the field.	Date: 2006-03-13 11:45:01 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
José Ignacio Latorre Unviersitat de Barcelona - Spain Title: Support for the QIPC Roadmap Comment: I support the strategic QIPC report. Europe must maintain its leading position in this field and this should be reflected in FP7.	Date: 2006-03-13 10:06:17 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Miklos Santha CNRS, LRI, Université Paris-Sud - France Title: Support for the QICP roadmap Comment: I express my strong support for the QIPC roadmap. It is an excellent document describing the state of the art of the field and stating well defined goals which should be taken into account in FP7.	Date: 2006-03-12 18:58:52 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Peter Knight Imperial College London - England Title: support for QIP Roadmap Comment: I fully support the conclusions of the QIP roadmap, which is written by experts, is authoritative and provides an excellent overview of progress and future challenges for an exciting and promising field.	Date: 2006-03-12 16:31:09 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Immanuel Bloch Johannes Gutenberg-University - Germany Title: Support of theQIPC roadmap Comment: I strongly support the QIPC roadmap and strongly encourage a support of the QIP activities at the european level.	Date: 2006-03-11 09:09:57 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Bill Munro Hewlett Packard Labs (Bristol) - England Title: Support for the QIPC Strategic Report Comment: I fully support the QIPC strategic report which provides a coherent overview of the European QIPC research activities. I hope it is seriously taken into account in FP7.	Date: 2006-03-11 00:43:35 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Christoph Bruder Center for Quantum Computing and Quantum Coherence (QC2), Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Basel - Switzerland Title: strong support for QIPC roadmap Comment: I would like to strongly support the QIPC roadmap - a stimulating overview of the European QIPC research activities.	Date: 2006-03-10 19:03:40 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Oliver Benson Humboldt University Berlin - Germany Title: support for the QIPC roadmap Comment: I would like to express my strongest support for the QIPC strategic report. It provides an excellent overview of the state-of-art and the current developments of QIPC. It is a most important guideline for researchers active in the field, but also for younger scientists considering entering this research direction. The report helps to strengthen the awareness of QIPC as a most successful and important joint research effort in Europe.	Date: 2006-03-10 16:59:39 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Lewenstein Maciej ICFO, Institut de Ciencies Fotoniques - Spain Title: Praise the QIPC Roadmap Comment: I am very much in support of the QIPC Roadmap which provides a really usefull dociment to be used in our negotiations with the politicians. At same time the roadmap is very stimulating for scientist working in QIPC.	Date: 2006-03-10 16:55:21 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Ignacio Cirac MPI Quantum Optics - Germany Title: Support Road Map Comment: I strongly support the QIPC roadmap. I think it should be seriously taken into account in the FP7.	Date: 2006-03-10 16:34:24 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Jens Eisert Imperial College London - England Title: Support of roadmap Comment: Needless to say, I strongly support the roadmap (not only as a contributor to the QIPC roadmap). On the one hand, scientifically: it is a surprisingly visionary text, very readable, and focused on the likely future key issues in the field. It is an honest and well-researched account on what seems a very meaningful avenue to follow. On the other hand, politically: it should be a very useful tool to communicate to the outside world that what we are doing is quite likely to pay off, culturally and commercially. After all, one should probably not forget that it is not primarily scientists who fund this research. Finally, many thanks to Peter Zoller for doing the main work.	Date: 2006-03-10 16:06:45 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Hans Mooij Delft University of Technology - Netherlands Title: Happiness with QIPC roadmap Comment: I want to exspress my strong support for the quantum information roadmap. It gives a very clear picture of what has been achieved and should be done in future for this imporatant field. The various contributions are well-balanced and extremely useful for general readers as well as specialists in one of the sub-fields. I thank Peter Zoller, Antonella Karlsson and all the others for their efforts.	Date: 2006-03-10 15:55:34 (GMT+1) Type: General comment Attachment:
Christian Roos Institut für Quantenoptik und Quanteninformation - Austria Title: QIPC Report Comment: The Innsbruck ion trapping group supports the effort of providing a coherent overview of the European QIPC research activities.	Date: 2006-03-10 15:49:22 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Lugiato Luigi Università dell'Insubria - Italy Title: Expression of support for the QIPC roadmap Comment: I read carefully The QIPC Strategic Report and I wouldd like to express my strong support for the QIPC roadmap, in the hope that FET will fund it strongly in the 7th phase. Especially, I would like to draw the attention of the FET Directorship to the topic of Quantum Imaging which is discussed in the Appendix. In the United States the Department of Defence ( DoD) launched a Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI) including Quantum Imaging in a list of priority subjects, and has recently funded a 5 years, 5 million dollars project , entitled Quantum Imaging, New Methods and Applications, in which three European teams participate without funding. Europe has created this field and has a lead in it, therefore it is suitable that new research projects of high quality, involved in this field, receive adequate financial support.	Date: 2006-03-08 13:07:42 (GMT+1) Type: General comment Attachment:
Robert Thew University of Geneva - Switzerland Title: QIPC strategic report Comment: I fully support the QIPC strategic report. It provides a much needed coherent overview of where the QIPC community is going in the near future.	Date: 2006-03-08 09:21:12 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Stefan Kröll Lund University - Sweden Title: Support for the QIPC Strategic Report Comment: The QIPC Strategic Report describes and analyses the Quantum Information Processing and Communication area worldwide and, in particular, in Europe. The QIPC work in Europe (and elsewhere) concern innovative ways to utilise and control quantum system and quantum properties for specific purposes. There can be little doubt that control and usage of quantum properties and quantum systems will be key issues in parts of the technology of the future. I am one of the contributors to the QIPC Strategic Report. The document describes the status of the research and development in the field in Europe and possible and expected directions of its future development. As such it is a valuable document. It is and will be important for the field and could in the long run play a significant role for issues regarding the technology of tomorrow.	Date: 2006-03-07 21:43:03 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Anton Zeilinger University of Vienna - Austria Title: I highly appreciate the QIPC Strategic Report Comment: Thanks are to be given to the European Commission and its officers for having intiated and supported the efforts, to Peter Zoller and his crew who put it together and to all contributors	Date: 2006-03-05 14:24:20 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Mikhail Kolobov University of Science and Technology of Lille - France Title: Support for QIPC Strategic Report Comment: I strongly support the QIPC Strategic Report prepared by the leading specialists in the field. I am convinced that the European Commission should continue investing into QIPC in order to assure the world-leading position of Europe in this area of research.	Date: 2006-03-02 10:16:46 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
David Daems QuIC, Universite Libre de Bruxelles - Belgium Title: Roadmap support Comment: The QIPC strategic report on the current status, visions and goals for research in Europe is a beautiful and extremely valuable document. I strongly support it.	Date: 2006-03-01 16:56:37 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Otfried Guehne IQOQI, Innsbruck - Austria Title: QIPC report Comment: The QIPC strategic report is an interesting and readable document. It gives an coherent overview over the present and planned activities. It is very useful for me.	Date: 2006-02-23 15:32:30 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Kerstin Zimmermann bmvit Austrian Federal Ministry of Transport, Innovation and Technology - Austria Title: well done Comment: please find attached our comments on your excellent work	Date: 2006-02-21 13:29:42 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment: QISTstatement.txt
Vladimir Buzek Slovak Academy of Sciences - Slovak Republic Title: The QIPC strategic report Comment: The QIPC strategic report is a document prepared by the most prominent researchers in the field of QIPC. This document provides active researchers as well as science-policy decision makers with a detailed picture of the present status and further perspectives of the research in the field of quantum information. I highly support this report and I thank the editor and all the contributors for their effort in preparation of such a valuable document.	Date: 2006-02-18 11:47:55 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Martin Plenio Imperial College London - England Title: Quantum Information Science Comment: I am a contributor to the QIPC roadmap, and give the finsihed document my very strongest support. It is a comprehensive and well balanced evaluation of the present state of the art and identifies the grand challenges ahead. This document also demonstrates the unity and strong organization of the QIPC community in Europe.	Date: 2006-02-16 21:42:16 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Robert Hübener IQOQI Innsbruck - Austria Title: roadmap Comment: The roadmap shows a path that European quantum information science should follow to continue its good work from the past.	Date: 2006-02-16 11:28:42 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Alejandro Díaz-Caro Universidad Nacional de Rosario - Argentina Title: QIPC strategic report Comment: I support the QIPC strategic report.	Date: 2006-02-15 16:51:17 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Marco Lucamarini University of Camerino - Italy Title: QIPC Comment: I support the QIPC strategic roadmap. I strongly encourage any kind of collaboration between groups from QAP.	Date: 2006-02-15 14:51:40 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Tommaso Calarco ITAMP-Harvard/BEC-Trento - Italy Title: Endorsement of the QIPC Roadmap Comment: The QIPC Strategic Report is a position document that describes the current state-of-the-art of QIPC in Europe, identifies the goals to be reached, points out what challanges need to be overcomed for reaching those goals, and suggest funding strategies for keeping the EU at the forefront of this important research field. The writing of this document has required a joint effort among many of the leading EU scientists, and the result is a very balanced and up-to-date 'living document', which is open to the community discussion, and has received very good feedback from everyone in the field.	Date: 2006-02-15 10:26:22 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Andrea Fiore Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne - Switzerland Title: report Comment: I support the QIPC strategic report.	Date: 2006-02-14 21:17:27 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Gunnar Bjork Royal Inst. of Technology, Stockholm - Sweden Title: QIPC strategic roadmap Comment: I fully support the roadmap worked out under the QIPC stewardship. I am convinced that EU makes a clever choice in supporting this emerging field where Europe clearly has a lead.	Date: 2006-02-14 15:17:29 (GMT+1) Type: General comment Attachment:
Serge Massar Universite Libre de Bruxelles - Belgium Title: Endorsement of the QIPC Stregic Report Comment: As a contributor to the QIPC roadmap, I strongly support this document which makes a comprehensive evaluation of the present state of the art and identifies the grand challenges ahead. This document also reflects the strong cohesion and unity of the QIPC community in Europe. This friendly spirit is an important asset that must be nutured and encouraged. It enables efficient circulation of ideas and efficient management and decision making.	Date: 2006-02-14 14:08:48 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Lorenz Hartmann University of Innsbruck - Austria Title: QIPC Roadmap - channeling Europe's brain power Comment: The QIPC Roadmap summarizes the goals that Europe can reach in the field of quantum information in the next ten years. As a guideline it has the power to bundle and channel the efforts of all European universities while at the same time leaving enough room for broad, fundamental research. To stay in a leading position in science is a strong European interest since an important part of its economy relies on the technological advances. Hence, the funding of all projects within the QIPC program is vital for Europe.	Date: 2006-02-13 22:17:28 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
ESTEVE Daniel CEA - France Title: joint communities act together for QIPC Comment: This report proposes a comprehensive and balanced view of the roads pursued towards QI processing. It honestly points strengths and weaknesses of these roads. It constitutes a very useful document for physicists from any particular community involved in QIPC. It is an essential piece of information for all science managers in Europe. The mere fact that different communities have been able to work together to produce such a document already proves the importance of QIPC, and the necessity to fund this domain.	Date: 2006-02-09 19:39:01 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Daniele Binosi IQOQI (Innsbruck)/ECT(Trento) - Italy Title:* Comments on the QIPC Roadmap Comment: The European QIPC roadmap is a joint effort of many leading scientists in the field. It is a bottom-up position document, and therefore quite different from the US roadmap, which is top-down. Its very broad scope means that in the document one will not find all the most recent results/developments in the different QIPC fields; instead, the long-term broader developments/research activities are monitored and reviewed. The document is very balanced with all different aspects of the field (theory & experiments) have been included, and it will serve well the scope of both unifying the research community and elaborating a common European strategy and goals, and providing input to the European Commission for the preparation of the Seventh Framework Programme.	Date: 2006-02-08 14:15:39 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Markus Cirone ECT* - Italy Title: Roadmap, an updated collection of information Comment: In my opinion, the roadmap is, among other things, an excellent way to get important information concerning the whole area of quantum information.	Date: 2006-02-08 11:09:18 (GMT+1) Type: Comment on the QIPC Strategic Report Attachment:
Eugene Polzik Copenhagen University - Denmark Title: General comment on the QIPC report Comment: The roadmap has been prepared by a number of key groups in the field. As much as science can be predictable, it gives an outlook for the future perspectives of QIPC. Periodic, but not too frequent, updates are desirable.	Date: 2006-02-07 22:04:21 (GMT+1) Type: General comment Attachment: