Quantum entanglement is at the physical basis of quantum computation, quantum cryptography and quantum teleportation. On the other hand, its intrinsic nonlocality provides a bridge to complexity and, generally speaking, to nonextensive statistical systems. The conference intends to provide a forum for the discussion of the subject from fresh and varied perspectives. An attempt will be made to merge general features of the subject and state of the art in experimental and theoretical aspects. From the experimental standpoint, techniques such as nuclear magnetic resonance, optics and superconducting devices will be addressed. From the theoretical standpoint, connections with entropy, nonextensive statistical mechanics and related quantum information matters will be emphasized.