Q2B25 Paris

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.

Q2B25 Tokyo

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.

My Photonic Ship in Riga

The University of Latvia will host two 8-hour-long in-person quantum workshops, “My Photonic Ship,” as part of the Latvian Quantum Initiative project led by Dr. Abuzer Yakaryilmaz from the University of Latvia.

During the workshops, high school and beyond students will explore quantum superposition, conduct photon experiments using simulators and quantum circuits, engage in mathematical and philosophical discussions, and develop a video game integrating quantum superposition. Through these activities, the participants will gain hands-on experience with quantum computing principles and their creative applications.

quantum2025.fr

The aim of this website is to list the events organized in France in connection with the quantum year and to list existing French resources for the general public. The site is collaborative but moderated: anyone can suggest an event or a resource.

PQI 2025

PQI 2025 will take place on April 9 & 10, 2025 at the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh, PA. This conference is a collaboration between the Pittsburgh Quantum Institute and the Carnegie Science Center in celebration of the UNESCO International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. The event features two public lectures from Nobel Prize winner, Professor William D. Phillips, and Director of the Quantum Science Center, Dr. Travis Humble. The event will also include technical sessions, a poster session for graduate students, and a quantum college fair for high school students.

Quantum Spring 2025

Κβαντική Άνοιξη 2025 – Quantum Spring 2025 will be held at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), celebrating the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology

When?

March 2025

Poster Competition: “Quantum Science and Technology”

March 17, 2025 – 14:30

Lecture: “The History of the Strange Quantum World of Low Temperatures”
Speaker: Prof. Kostas Gavroglou (Emeritus Professor of History of Science, NKUA)
March 26, 2025 – Symposium: “Quantum Science and Technology at NTUA”
📍 Event Hall, NTUA

Program

14:30 | Opening Remarks
15:00 | Quantum Mechanics at the School of Applied Mathematics and Physical Sciences (SEMFE). Speaker: Prof. A. Kyritsis, Dean of SEMFE
15:20 | From the Atom to the Universe: The Quantum Revolution. Speaker: Prof. A. Kehagias, SEMFE
16:00 | Coffee Break ☕
16:30 | Quantum Computing Technologies at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE-NTUA). Speaker: Prof. A. Pagourtzis
17:10 | Quantum Technologies: Benefits and Challenges. Speaker: Dr. P. Dimitrakis, Research Director, Institute of Nanoscience & Nanotechnology (NCSR Demokritos)
17:50 | Presentation of the Quantum Computing Laboratory at SEMFE. Speaker: Dr. I. Theodonis, NTUA
18:10 | Visit to the Quantum Computing Laboratory at SEMFE

April 2, 2025 – 14:30
Lecture: “The Enigmatic Behavior of Electrons in Twisted 2D Materials”
Speaker: Prof. Efthymios Kaxiras (Harvard University)
April 30, 2025 – 15:00
Lecture: “Quantum Communication Networks”
Speaker: Dr. Eleni Diamanti (CNRS, Sorbonne University, Paris Centre for Quantum Technologies)

May 14, 2025 – 15:00
Lecture: “Quantum Mechanics and the Phenomenon of Life: Reflections on Schrödinger”
Speaker: Prof. Stefanos Trachanas (University of Crete, Institute of Technology and Research)
This series of events aims to highlight cutting-edge research in quantum science and its applications! 🚀

Ativando e Assumindo o Modo |Q⟩ e Apresentação da Holosfera Quântica Brasil

Prepare-se para mergulhar no universo da ciência e das tecnologias quânticas!
Esta é uma palestra imperdível sobre os conceitos fundamentais da ciência e da tecnologia quântica, com foco na computação quântica e no seu impacto no presente e no futuro da humanidade. Ela abordará os seguintes tópicos:

  1. O Universo Macro e Micro: as partículas quânticas fundamentais da matéria;
  2. Como Ativar e Assumir o Conceito Quântico (Modo |Q⟩) para responder as necessidades atuais;
  3. Tecnologias Quânticas: dos Qubits aos Circuitos Quânticos;
  4. Plataformas e aplicações práticas para o desenvolvimento de novas soluções;
  5. Apresentação da Holosfera Quântica Brasil – Holo|Q⟩BR.

IYQ’25 Conference

To celebrate a century of quantum physics, LaGuardia Community College (CUNY, New York) will host an interdisciplinary in-person conference exploring the historical developments, contemporary advancements, and future prospects of quantum science. We invite everyone to an extraordinary celebration featuring talks by interdisciplinary speakers from LaGuardia Community College and beyond about the history, current frontiers, and future of the quantum revolution. This event is aimed at the general public: seasoned physicists, aspiring engineers, or curious students are all welcome.