Teams will develop quantum solutions for the UN Sustainable Development Goals. This hands-on competition offers students practical experience, helps corporates explore first applications, and shows policymakers that quantum is already delivering real results—making it a key driver for Switzerland’s innovation agenda and future investment.

The SEA Quantathon 2025 aims to innovate quantum computing applications for social good, allowing us to redirect the benefits of quantum technologies towards humanity. The issues chosen are in healthcare & medicine, renewable energy, and climate change, all of which are relevant to Southeast Asian countries.

The first MOLESs Workshop (MOLecular Excited State spectroscopy Workshop) will take place in Belgrade from November 6-7 2025, following the CEQPAS (Centennial of Quantum Theory: Progress in Atomic and Molecular Structure) meeting. Both events are part of the International Year of Quantum regional activities. The workshop is an annual meeting of the MOLESs consortium, launching a long-term effort to collate and disseminate data on the excited-state spectroscopy of molecules across gaseous and solid phases. Sessions will include: 1. Review of available data from contributors; 2. Accessing published and unpublished data sets; 3. Invitations to increase participants; 4. Templates and guides for data presentation; 5. Databases; 6. Dissemination of MOLESs to the broader community. 7. CEQPAS follow-up.

Participation is free but by invitation only. Attendees are responsible for their own travel and accommodation arrangements. Further information will be available on the MOLESs webpage.

CEQPAS – Centennial of Quantum Theory: Progress in Atomic and Molecular Structure” will be held in Belgrade, Serbia from 3–5 November 2025. Organized by the University of Belgrade – Institute of Chemistry, Technology and Metallurgy, University of Belgrade – Institute of Physics, and the MOLESs consortium, this three-day symposium will be part of the International Year of Quantum regional activities. It will welcome up to 40 participants, with priority for researchers from Central and Eastern Europe and a special focus on early-career scientists. It will feature oral presentations by all delegates.

The program will be structured into five interlinked sessions: 1. Atomic and molecular spectroscopy and its applications to atmospheric sciences and astronomy. 2. Collisions and their applications in plasma physics. 3. Studies in chemical physics and physical chemistry. 4. The use of artificial intelligence and machine learning for atomic and molecular data analysis and generation. 5. The application of quantum science to our wider understanding of phenomena, including radiation sciences.

There is no registration fee; participants are responsible for their travel and accommodation. Further details will be available on the CEQPAS website.

Entangle25 is a youth-led science expo where quantum physics meets climate action. Organized by high school students in Athens, Greece, this dynamic event features interactive exhibits, sustainability experiments, and live demonstrations that showcase how quantum science can power a more resilient future. As part of the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology 2025, Entangle25 will be the first event of its kind in Greece, designed by the next generation for the next generation.

The event is free and open to all. Our mission: to entangle science with society, sustainability, and hope.

Researchers are now able to tackle more complex problems and chemical applications using computational and theoretical methods. Quantum computing promises to transform the way we address challenging questions in chemistry, thanks to its higher levels of efficiency and accuracy. Novel algorithms and the increasing ability to perform more complex and lower-cost quantum mechanical (QM) calculations, due to advances in computer hardware, have enabled the application of QM-based structure-based drug design and the successful emergence of QM/MM and QM-based machine learning methods (QML). From aiding in drug design to predicting interactions between proposed drugs and their targets, quantum computing has revolutionized the way chemists are advancing drug development. In celebration of UNESCO’s International Year of Quantum, this interdisciplinary session at the ACS Fall 2025 Meeting aims to bring together researchers from industry, academia, government, and other backgrounds to share their expertise and experience applying quantum computing to fuel advancements in the drug discovery field and propose strategies for addressing existing challenges.

It is an event of dissemination at our university, to present the basics of quantum computation and its applications in a didactic manner, utilizing computers based on NMR technology.

The AIMS Ghana QTEdu Global Event is a week-long celebration of innovation, collaboration, and education under the theme “Accelerating Capacity Building to Advance Quantum Science & Technology.”

The program features three landmark events

1. QUANTATHON 8th – 10th July 2025 powered by OQI
A unique opportunity for young Africans to develop quantum computing applications for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
• Gain hands-on experience applying quantum computing to create innovative solutions in diverse, cross-disciplinary teams.
• Engage with global experts through presentations and interactive sessions, expanding your knowledge and professional network.

2. QUANTUM SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION WORKSHOP, 8th-9th July 2025 in partnership with Google.
Expert-led workshops focused on building capacity in the Global South.
• Hear from leading scientists shaping a global agenda for quantum education and outreach, setting goals and strategies for stakeholders like universities, industries, schools, and the public.

3. QUANTUM TECHNOLOGY PUBLIC LECTURE, 11th July, 2015
A platform where scientists engage the general public on quantum science and its implications for society, demystify quantum science, and discuss the second quantum revolution, promoting awareness and informed dialogue.
• Participants will gain a clear understanding of quantum principles and explore how emerging technologies can address global challenges and benefit humanity.

Be a part of this transformative journey to advance quantum education and unlock the future of science and technology in Africa and beyond!

Organised by Innovate UK, in collaboration with the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and the UK National Quantum Technologies Programme (UKNQTP), this year’s showcase marks a worldwide celebration of quantum science and technology commercialisation.

The event is set to be the most influential yet – both in UK, and across Europe – bringing together industry, academia, investors, and policymakers to highlight how quantum is accelerating its commercial impact and adoption, transforming technologies, and reshaping UK and global markets.

Who is this event for?
The showcase is open to anyone with a stake in the UK quantum ecosystem or a desire to explore quantum’s potential.

Attendees will include:
– Business and industry leaders
– Researchers and academics
– Government representatives and policymakers
– Investors, entrepreneurs, and innovation managers.

We also warmly welcome professionals from adjacent sectors like Photonics, Semiconductors, Finance, Space, Defence, AI, Health and Energy who are seeking to understand how quantum technologies will influence their domains in the coming years, and form cross-sector collaborations.

Expect over 100 exhibitors and more than 2000 attendees, live demonstrations, expert panels, industry sessions, and networking opportunities!