QCrypt 2013 is over. Thanks to everybody who made it happen!
QCrypt 2014 was in Paris, and QCrypt 2015 will be on September 28 – October 3, 2015 in Tokyo.

Blurbs: At the conference, we filmed some participants telling about their research. Here are short monologues, in alphabetical order: Scott Aaronson (1, 2), Anne Broadbent (1), Nicolas Gisin (1, 2), Beth Nordholt (1, 2), John Preskill (1, 2).

Awards: In 2013, the best poster prize went to Rotem Arnon-Friedman from Zurich (view poster), 2nd best poster prize to Neil Sinclair from Calgary (view poster), and best student paper prize to Tobias Eberle from Hannover (view abstract and video of his talk). Watch the award ceremony.

Group pictures:

Extended abstracts, slides and posters of many presentations are available in the main program and poster session program.
Almost all conference talks were videotaped. Enjoy the videos:

Public lecture
John Preskill Quantum computing and the entanglement frontier
After-dinner talk
Marc Weber Tobias Insecurity engineering
Tutorials
Michael Ben-Or Secure multiparty quantum computation
Marcos Curty What theorists should know when working with experimentalists
Krister Shalm Single-photon detectors
Amnon Ta-Shma Extractors against classical and quantum adversaries
Invited talks
Scott Aaronson Private-key quantum money
Lilian Childress Spins and photons: toward quantum networks in diamond
Anthony Leggett The structure of a world (which may be) described by quantum mechanics
Jane Nordholt Satellite-based quantum communications
Fernando Pastawski Unforgeable tokens: what we can do with imperfect qubit memories
Ben Reichardt Classical command of quantum systems
Renato Renner The physics of cryptography
Kiyoshi Tamaki Research and development of the Tokyo QKD network project
Hot-topic talk
Bradley G. Christensen Application of detection-loophole-free tests of quantum nonlocality
Contributed talks
Rotem Arnon-Friedman Limits of privacy amplification against non-signalling memory attacks
Ämin Baumeler Specious adversaries and quantum private information retrieval
Zhu Cao Free-space quantum network with trusted relay
Philip Chan Performing private database queries in a real-world environment using a quantum protocol
Frédéric Dupuis Achieving the limits of the noisy-storage model using entanglement sampling
Tobias Eberle Realization of finite-size continuous-variable quantum key distribution based on Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen entanglement
Chris Erven An experimental implementation of oblivious transfer in the noisy storage model
Fabian Furrer Continuous variable entropic uncertainty relations in the presence of quantum memory
Gilad Gour Universal uncertainty relations
Gus Gutoski Quantum one-time programs
Duan Huang A wideband balanced homodyne detector for high speed continuous variable quantum key distribution systems
Richard J. Hughes Network-centric quantum communications with application to critical infrastructure protection
Tanvirul Islam Reference frame agreement in quantum networks
Jedrzej Kaniewski and Felix Bussieres Security analysis and experimental implementation of a relativistic bit commitment
Boris Korzh A high-speed multi-protocol quantum key distribution transmitter based on a dual-drive modulator
Rupesh Kumar Experimental demonstration of the coexistence of continuous-variable quantum key distribution with an intense DWDM classical channel
Yi-Kai Liu Building one-time memories from isolated qubits
Hao Qin Saturation attack on continuous-variable quantum key distribution system
Igor V. Radchenko Relativistic quantum cryptography: experimental realization
Zhiyuan Tang Experimental demonstration of polarization encoding measurement-device-independent quantum key distribution
Marco Tomamichel One-sided device independence of BB84 via monogamy-of-entanglement game