Invited Speakers:

• Dariusz Chruściński (Toruń) -Spectral properties of random Lindblad operators.
• Sergiy Denysov (Oslo) -Dissipative Quantum Chaos in spectral terms: an experimental verification.
• Sven Gnutzmann (Nottingham) -Quantum Information Scrambling: a Novel Quantum-Classical Corresponcence.
• Andrey Kolovsky* -Two-terminal chaotic transport.
• Arul Lakshminarayan* (Chennai) -Quantum chaos and implications for quantum information.
• Chunbiao Li (Nanjing) -Chaos Regulation.
• Robert Mann* (Waterloo) -Comprehensive Quantum Physics
• Guillem Müller-Rigat (Barcelona/Cracow) -Signatures of quantum chaos and integrability in the spectrum of Bell operators.
• Stéphane Nonnenmacher (Paris) -Quantum ergodicity and beyond.
• Łukasz Pawela (Gliwice)
• Marcos Rigol* (Pen State) -Eigenstate thermalization. -presented by Rohit Patil.
• Akira Shudo (Tokyo) -Chaos and quantum tunneling.
• Piotr Sułkowski (Warsaw) -From quantum chaos to random matrices and topological recursion.
• Wojciech Tarnowski (Cracow) -Spectral properties of Sachdev–Ye–Kitaev models.
• Steve Tomsovic* (Pullman) -Hamiltonian chaos.
• Juan-Diego Urbina* (Regensburg) -Quantum chaos and discrete quantum fields.
• Daniel Waltner (Linz) -Identifying classical periodic orbits in quantum many-body systems.
• Diego Wisniacki (Buenos Aires) -Chaos against qubits.
• Jakub Zakrzewski (Cracow) -Many-body localization.

Organising Committee:

• Marcin Rudziński - m.rudzinski@doctoral.uj.edu.pl
• Krystyna Wajda
• Karol Życzkowski