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SUMMARY:Kyoto Workshop on Quantum Thermodynamics and Stochastic Thermodyna
 mics 2025
DTSTART:20251208T000000Z
DTEND:20251212T070000Z
DTSTAMP:20260912T043500Z
UID:indico-event-68@indico.yukawa.kyoto-u.ac.jp
CONTACT:qtst2025-organizers@googlegroups.com
DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Hiroyasu Tajima (Kyushu university)\, Andreas Dechan
 t (Kyoto University\, Graduate School of Science\, Department of Physics 1
 )\, Tan Van Vu (Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics\, Kyoto Universit
 y)\, Sosuke Ito (The University of Tokyo)\, Kiyoshi Kanazawa (Kyoto Univer
 sity)\, Ken Funo (The University of Tokyo)\, Hisao Hayakawa (Yukawa Instit
 ute for Theoretical Physics\, Kyoto University)\, Atsushi Noguchi (The Uni
 versity of Tokyo)\, Artemy Kolchinsky (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)\n\nSchedu
 le and VenueDecember 8-12\, 2025 Panasonic Auditorium\, Yukawa Hall\, YIT
 P\, Kyoto University\, JapanScopeRecent advances in physics have increasin
 gly highlighted the need to understand energy conversion at microscopic sc
 ales—a regime where quantum phenomena and statistical fluctuations coexi
 st. On one hand\, quantum thermodynamics seeks to extend concepts in therm
 odynamics into the quantum realm\, grappling with effects such as coherenc
 e\, entanglement\, and quantum fluctuations. On the other hand\, stochasti
 c thermodynamics provides a framework to analyze energy processes in syste
 ms where random thermal fluctuations dominate\, especially in small-scale 
 or nonequilibrium settings. With the integration of these two approaches\,
  quantum stochastic thermodynamics is rapidly emerging. At the heart of t
 his emerging intersection lies a fundamental question: How do quantum effe
 cts modify the limits of thermodynamic or informational devices? To answer
  this question\, a wealth of insights—including resource theory\, non-Ma
 rkovianity\, and optimal transport theory—is currently flowing into quan
 tum stochastic thermodynamics. This conference aims to bring together lea
 ding experts in quantum stochastic thermodynamics and foster interactions 
 that will accelerate progress in this new frontier. The conference will be
  held in person to enhance active interactions. We look forward to seeing 
 you in Kyoto in December 2025.Confirmed Speakers (invited)Keiji Saito (Kyo
 to University)       Yoshihiko Hasegawa (The University of Tokyo) 
    Shingo Kono (Niels Bohr Institute) Kihwan Kim (Tsinghua University)
  Kay Brandner (Nottingham University) Eric Lutz (Stuttgart University) 
 Nelly Ng Huei Ying (Nanyang Technological University)Sarah Loos (Max Planc
 k Instutute for Dynamics and Self-Organizatio) Géraldine Haack (Universi
 ty of Geneva) Artemy Kolchinsky (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)Confirmed Speak
 ers (long talks)Atsushi Noguchi (RIKEN)       Ken Funo (The Univers
 ity of Tokyo)    Kiyoshi Kanazawa (Kyoto University) Sosuke Ito (The 
 University of Tokyo) Hiroyasu Tajima (Kyushu University) Andreas Dechant
  (Kyoto University) Tan Van Vu (Kyoto University)\nImportant DatesSubmiss
 ion deadline: Sep 21Talk acceptance notice: Oct 22Registration deadline: O
 ct 31About this workshopThis workshop is "YITP International Workshop Led 
 by Young Researchers" supported by YITP. It is also co-organized by the Gr
 ant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Area (B) “Quantum Energy Innovati
 on.” AcknowledgementIf your research was benefitted from discussions/ta
 lks/new collaborations during this workshop\, please acknowledge YITP and 
 MEXT KAKENHI Grant‑in‑Aid for Transformative Research Area (B) “Quan
 tum Energy Innovation”\, as it will help organizing workshops in the fut
 ure.Example:The authors thank Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics at 
 Kyoto University for the support during the "Kyoto Workshop on Quantum The
 rmodynamics and Stochastic Thermodynamics 2025" (YITP-I-25-03). This work 
 was supported by MEXT KAKENHI Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Research Are
 a (B) "Quantum Energy Innovation" (Grant Number 24H00830). SponsorsYukawa
  Institute for Theoretical PhysicsMEXT Grant-in-Aid for Transformative Res
 earch Areas (B) - Quantum Energy Innovation\n\nhttps://indico.yukawa.kyoto
 -u.ac.jp/event/68/
LOCATION:Panasonic Auditorium\, Yukawa Hall (Yukawa Institute for Theoreti
 cal Physics\, Kyoto University)
URL:https://indico.yukawa.kyoto-u.ac.jp/event/68/
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