Quantum Gravity, Holography and Quantum Information

Quantum information concepts have made a big impact on the study of holography and quantum gravity, offering new insights into the AdS/CFT correspondence and the interplay between geometry and quantum mechanics. Groundbreaking ideas, such as the Ryu-Takayanagi formula, the ER=EPR conjecture, and connections between black hole dynamics and quantum complexity, have advanced both fields and found applications in condensed matter physics. Recent attention and developments have centered on resolving the black hole information paradox and understanding black hole entropy through semiclassical gravity, with new insights emerging from path integrals, replica wormholes, and von Neumann algebras. These developments continue to highlight the convergence of quantum gravity and quantum information approaches, underscoring the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration for future breakthroughs.

Given this dynamic context, this workshop aims to foster a collaborative environment for the exchange and exploration of ideas on recent advancements in quantum gravity, black hole physics, and the AdS/CFT correspondence. Special emphasis will be placed on the emerging role of concepts from quantum information and quantum computation.