As the world celebrates 2025 as the UN Designated Year of Quantum Science and Technology, Cure Leadership in New York, in partnership with Qubit Pharmaceuticals, Certara, and DLA Piper, is sponsoring a Quantum AI Event for the Life Sciences Ecosystem. This event, structured as a mini-symposium, includes two invited talks from computational leaders and a panel discussion around quantum AI.
To commemorate the declaration of 2025 as the “International Year of Quantum Science and Technology,” this summer, we will hold a special exhibition titled “entangle Moment — [quantum, earth, universe] × art” at the Osaka–Kansai Expo in Japan.
This exhibition aims to allow a wide range of visitors to experience three key themes—the microscopic world of quantum, the oceans and Earth that nurture life, and the vast universe—through collaborations between science, technology, and art.
The year 2025 marks the 100th anniversary of the discovery of quantum mechanics.
In recognition of this milestone, the United Nations General Assembly has declared 2025 the “International Year of Quantum Science and Technology” under the auspices of UNESCO.
In celebration of this historic year, entangle moment – [quantum | earth | universe] × art will present an immersive experience of the quantum, ocean, and cosmic realms through interdisciplinary collaboration across science, technology, and the arts.
From the microcosmic world of quantum mechanics to the deep sea and global ecosystems and out into the mysteries of the cosmos, this exhibition offers “entangled” installations, where scientific knowledge and artistic imagination are interwoven.
Just as quantum research spans a century, scientists and artists alike have long explored the invisible, the uncertain, and the deeply mysterious aspects of nature.
Across eras, it is creative experimentation—rooted in imagination and technology—that has opened new paths of perception.
The venue will feature a circular space inspired by the legendary Ouroboros, symbolizing continuity between the micro and macro realms.
Within this space, cutting-edge research from Japanese universities, institutions, and companies—including quantum computing and sensing, quantum communication, Arctic exploration, deep-sea research tracing the origins of life, and astrophysical studies on black holes and dark matter—will coexist with artistic expressions to form a unique and immersive environment. Through these exhibitions, videos, XR installations, interactive artworks, and computer games, visitors may witness the moment when a new form of art emerges—born from the convergence of imagination and science.
As you explore the exhibition at your own pace, we invite you to reflect on how science and technology are becoming inseparable from our changing planet, and to consider the “moment” we live in—across past, present, and future.
A rich lineup of stage events will also be held, including talks, workshops, and musical programs featuring researchers, artists, and thinkers from diverse fields.
We hope this exhibition serves as a catalyst for new questions, ideas, and initiatives that will propel us into the next 100 years.
Warwick Quantum is a new interdisciplinary research initiative that brings together the University of Warwick’s quantum technology work, encompassing the Departments of Computer Science, Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics, as well as the School of Engineering and the Warwick Manufacturing Group. Our vision is to provide a bridge between these areas, making an impact on quantum computing and quantum technologies at all levels, from theory and foundations to hardware and industrial applications.
We are hosting the Warwick Quantum launch event in Warwick on Friday, July 11, 2025. The speakers will include Dmitry Budker, Sir Peter Knight, Helena Knowles, Gerald Milburn, and Michael Cuthbert.
Quantum biology is an exciting field of research with a pronounced interdisciplinary focus. The aim of the mini-school is to first address the miscommunications that might arise from this interdisciplinarity. The first lecture will begin with a short history of quantum biology before clarifying some of the important concepts in the field, from the point of view of both physics and biology. The second lecture will build on this by reviewing the different biological contexts in which quantum effects may play a role, which include photosynthesis, enzyme catalysis, DNA mutation, receptor binding, microtubule and mitochondrial function, magnetoreception, regulation of the production of ROS, calcium ion storage and release, and potentially, consciousness. The final lectures will focus on two different worked examples: a spin-based model of entangled neural activation by calcium phosphate molecules and a vibration-assisted tunnelling model for the binding of the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein to its host cell.
Join us June 9-13, 2025, in Washington, DC, for a week filled with community building and “good, old-fashioned family fun” – complete with uncomfortable conversations, games of capture the flag, and leading the quantum revolution. Summer camp is about learning from new experiences and growing together to become better humans.
We will have activities for the whole family; however, the week is geared towards helping individuals 13-25 years old begin their journey into the future with a Competency-based Portfolio built for a future in quantum intelligence, ethical social engineering, and sustainable globalization (or similar fields) to support the workforce needs of the future. The Competency-based Curriculum and Supplemental Learning Activities are meant to enhance the public schooling experience and teach open-source research techniques that will aid students in their learning journey.
The International Conference of STEAM Educational Experiences aims to be a forum for all education professionals of all educational stages, people and institutions interested in education, and people who have started their teaching or educational research careers. It aims to be a meeting point for the exchange of experiences and reflections and the creation of synergies between professionals and institutions. There will be many presentations and workshops, both in-person and online. There will be dedicated spaces for: – Educational programming and robotics. – Climate Change. – Citizen Science. – Augmented Reality, cultural heritage, and STEAM. – Quantum Science and Technology (QST) in Education.
The Cleveland Discovery and Innovation Forum is a global convening of leaders in engineering, computational technologies, and healthcare and life sciences aimed at landscaping the present and creating the future. This year’s forum, co-designed with the National Science Foundation, will focus on biotechnology anchored in artificial intelligence and quantum computing. The invite-only, 1-day event will dissect the journey from creative ideas to societal health benefits. The forum will bring leaders from academia, industry, and government together to participate in a dialogue grounded in science.
🔬 We invite schoolchildren to interactive “Principles of Uncertainty in the World” classes, which will be held from March 24 to 28, 2025!
📌 What awaits you?
🔹 Offline classes (from 11:00 to 14:00) – exciting demonstrations, master classes, and scientific experiments in a safe space. You will be able to not only observe but also participate in experiments!
🔹 Online quizzes Kahoot! (from 14:00 to 18:00) – test your knowledge and compete for the title of the smartest!
📍 Where will the events take place?
✅ Offline classes – in a specially prepared location in a shelter in Kharkiv, Ukraine.
✅ Online quizzes – in a convenient format from any device.
🔎 For whom?
This is for schoolchildren interested in science, experiments, and the mysteries of the universe!
Q2B events (Tokyo May 15-16, 2025/ Paris September 24-25 / Silicon Valley December 9-10-11) are premier global conferences that bring together industry leaders, researchers, and innovators to explore the latest advancements in quantum technologies and their real-world applications and bring awareness around them. Organized by QC Ware, Q2B events focus on bridging the gap between quantum technology and business, featuring talks, panels, and demonstrations from top quantum hardware and software providers, enterprises, and academic institutions. It also focuses on national and international quantum policies and other aspects like quantum workforce building, promotion of women & diversity in quantum.
Q2B events (Tokyo May 15-16, 2025/ Paris September 24-25 / Silicon Valley December 9-10-11) are premier global conferences that bring together industry leaders, researchers, and innovators to explore the latest advancements in quantum technologies and their real-world applications and bring awareness around them. Organized by QC Ware, Q2B events focus on bridging the gap between quantum technology and business, featuring talks, panels, and demonstrations from top quantum hardware and software providers, enterprises, and academic institutions. It also focuses on national and international quantum policies and other aspects like quantum workforce building, promotion of women & diversity in quantum.