24-26 February 2016, Warsaw, Poland. Standard optical communication systems operate with efficiencies lower that limits defined by quantum physics. In recent years, significant progress has been made in identifying ultimate capacities of optical channels, developing and implementing sub-shot noise receivers, and understanding non-classical effects such as superadditivity of accessible information through collective readout. The purpose of this workshop is .

Spectral and Spatial Engineering of Quantum Light. The Workshop organized with the support of the PhoQuS project. Focuses on exploring the spectral-temporal and spatial degree of freedom of light for multidimensional photonic quantum information encoding and processing. The Workshop will be held at the Ochota Campus of the University of Warsaw, in the CENT I building. Which is just next to the Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw.