Conference

The project’s official conference “Participatory Reality and Quantum Measurement” will be hosted in collaboration with Marcelo Gleiser at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, USA, on the dates June 24-26, 2024. Attendance to the conference is invite-only, and in person only.

The conference will serve as an opportunity for participants to meet in person for intense discussions on research projects and ideas that will be presented by core project members. Besides project members, the conference audience will also comprise a select contingent of invited guests, both local and international, in order to bring an outside perspective on the nascent ideas being developed in the project, and to stimulate external collaborations. To ensure that there is plenty of time for discussions and collaborations, there will be no more than 5 talks on a given day.

Update July 2024: The conference has now ended. Thanks to all participants and speakers for making this conference a huge success!

FINAL program of speakers and talk tiTLES

Aguilar, Gabriel
• Synthesizing the Born rule with reinforcement learning

Appleby, Marcus
• Towards a QBist ontology

DeBrota, John
• Quantum Dynamics as a Normative Discipline

Frank, Adam
• Beyond the Quantum. QBism as a Theory of Science

Fuchs, Christopher
• Quantum Dynamics Happens Only on Paper

Healey, Richard
• Quantum Mechanics, Measurement and Objectivity

Moelmer, Klaus
• Quantum states of knowledge; beyond guessing the outcomes of future measurements

Pienaar, Jacques
• On the epistemology of quantum metrology: do quantum measurements reveal the truth, or do they produce it?

Sales, Antônio
• Experimental test of a measure of quantum irrealism

Schack, Ruediger
• QBism’s first-person perspective, other agents, and metrology

Tal, Eran
• Measurement, Prediction, and Fact

Timpson, Christopher
• Knowing your enemy: Metrology, Metaphysics, and Realism

de La Tremblaye, Laura
• Taking Others into Account in QBism

Wiltsche, Harald
• Why Not All Science is (Just) Decision Theory

Ye, Jun
• Measuring time with quantum uncertainty