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HKIQST is proud to co-host the APS Global Physics Summit 2026 Hong Kong Meeting, offering researchers across the Asia-Pacific region the most accessible pathway to participate in this premier international physics gathering. Dual Access: Registration for the Hong Kong meeting includes full online access to the APS Global Physics Summit (15–20 March 2026), at a significantly reduced cost compared to direct APS registration. Participants can attend live-streamed talks, revisit recordings for 90 days, and explore e-posters without additional fees. Abstract Submission: Oral abstracts submitted by 5 January 2026 may be selected for inclusion in the official APS Virtual Session. On-Site Programme: The Hong Kong meeting (23–27 March 2026) will feature a dynamic in-person academic environment, with oral and poster presentations, networking opportunities, and engagement with a diverse community of physicists from across the region. 📍 Venue: Hong Kong Productivity Council, Kowloon Tong 🤝 Organised jointly with PSHK, and supported by APS, HKIQST, and Qebula Mind Ltd. For registration and more information, please access: https://www.qebulamind.com/aps-conference2026
After a general introduction to the cavity control of quantum materials across condensed matter systems, chemical reactions, and superconducting quantum circuits, I will discuss recent advances in our understanding of collective quantum dynamics, critical behavior, and emergent functionalities in multimode cavity QED systems in the non-perturbative regime.

Prof. Cristiano CIUTI

This lecture series provides a systematic introduction to the Algebraic Bethe Ansatz (ABA), also known as the Quantum Inverse Scattering Method (QISM): a powerful framework for solving quantum integrable models exactly. We will begin with its basic construction, demonstrating how to obtain the exact spectra of paradigmatic models such as the Heisenberg spin chain, the Lieb-Liniger model, and the 6-vertex model. We will then explore the rich mathematical structure underlying the method, focusing on the central role of the Yang-Baxter equation and its profound connection to quantum group theory. If time permits, we will discuss extensions of the formalism to compute dynamical quantities, such as form factors and correlation functions, illustrating the full power of ABA as a tool for non-perturbative analysis in quantum theory.

Prof. Yunfeng JIANG