Organized by the IYQ distinguished partner NQSTI, IWQT25 aims to highlight the exceptional contributions of Italian women researchers in the field of quantum science and technology. This workshop will bring together leading Italian scientists, both in Italy and abroad, as well as early-career researchers. It will offer a unique opportunity to share experiences, create connections, and foster intergenerational dialogue. The event includes networking and mentoring sessions, invited and contributed presentations, a poster session, and a roundtable discussion on women’s participation in quantum science projects.

As part of the celebration of the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, the Faculty of Science in Split is organizing a multi-day event, Quantum Days, from December 3rd to 5th. Through popular lectures, workshops, presentations by researchers and students, and laboratory tours, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the basic concepts, achievements, and applications of quantum physics—from the quantum nature of light to quantum cryptography and teleportation. The event is directed towards high-school students and the general public.

As part of the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, the Subcommission of Physics Students within the Argentine Association of Physics is doing a seminar every month. The seminars are given by graduate or advanced physics students from all over Argentina. This November 26, Maximiliano Murgia from the University of Buenos Aires is presenting his graduate thesis on out-of-equilibrium quantum systems and the definition of work on them.

A hundred years ago, formulated as a revolutionary theory of physics, quantum mechanics enabled humanity to understand and even manipulate realms far beyond everyday experience and imagination. In this context, the groundbreaking ideas and methods that emerged have continued to unravel the mysteries of nature while lying at the heart of today’s advanced technologies. Quantum phenomena such as superposition and entanglement are at the forefront of a new technological revolution, enabling advances ranging from secure communication and quantum computing to next-generation sensing and precision measurement. At this Quantum Century event, we will together explore with high school students the hundred-year journey of quantum science, its profound contributions to modern technology, and the new horizons that await us in the coming century.

Con motivo de la celebración del Año Internacional de la Ciencia y la Tecnología Cuántica, la Universidad de Sevilla ha desarrollado un ciclo de conferencias conmemorativas (Jornadas IYQ2025-US) enfocadas en la Mecánica Cuántica y sus aplicaciones. Estas jornadas han tenido por objeto poner de relieve la importancia de la ciencia cuántica en el desarrollo tecnológico actual y futuro, abarcando áreas como la astrofísica, la tecnología nuclear, los nuevos materiales, la química, la computación, la electrónica, las comunicaciones, la biología y las matemáticas, entre otras.

Las jornadas se extendieron a lo largo del año 2025 y contaron con un total de 15 charlas, dirigidas principalmente a estudiantes, profesorado, investigadores y al público interesado en la cultura científica. Entre los ponentes se encuentran investigadores de reconocido prestigio en alguno de los campos relacionados con la ciencia y la tecnología cuántica.
Las charlas se impartieron en el campus de Reina Mercedes (Facultades de Física, de Química y de Matemáticas) y el campus de Cartuja (ETSi). El acto de clausura tendrá lugar en el Paraninfo de la US el 24 de noviembre de 2025 a las 12:00 de la mañana.
La iniciativa ha sido impulsada por los departamentos de Física Aplicada III, Física Atómica Molecular y Nuclear, Física Aplicada II, Química Física, Física de la Materia Condensada, Electrónica y Electromagnetismo, Álgebra, Filosofía y Lógica y Filosofía de la Ciencia y cuenta con el apoyo institucional de los respectivos centros y de la propia Universidad, a través de los Vicerrectorados de Investigación y de Proyección Internacional e Internacionalización.
Lugar del acto: Paraninfo de la Universidad de Sevilla.

The International Quantum Business Conference returns to Santiago de Compostela on 17–18 December 2025, bringing together global leaders from industry, research, and public institutions to explore the future of quantum technologies and their real-world impact. Co-organized by the Galician Government, CESGA, and Fsas Technologies, a Fujitsu company, the conference combines high-level keynotes, scientific and business tracks, ecosystem showcases, and exclusive visits to Galicia’s quantum infrastructure. IQBC 2025 serves as a unique platform to connect Europe’s quantum community, share breakthroughs, and accelerate the adoption of quantum solutions across sectors.

On November 26 at 14:15, we are hosting a special event on quantum communication and quantum information at BME to mark the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology and the 2025 Jubilee Celebration of Science.

Our speakers will address topics including regulatory challenges in quantum technologies, cost-efficient quantum networks, adiabatic quantum computers, and the development of an emerging international quantum communication network.

Program

• Welcome address
  Dr. Sándor Imre, Dean, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics, BME
• Regulatory challenges arising with the emergence of quantum technology
  Dr. Péter Vári, Deputy Director General, National Media and Infocommunications Authority
• Cost-effective and security-aligned implementation of quantum networks
  Dr. János Máthé, Business Development Director, NETvisor Zrt.
• The current status of adiabatic quantum computers
  Viktória Nemkin, PhD student, Department of Computer Science and Information Theory, BME
• An international quantum communication network is under development with the involvement of BME
  Dr. Ágoston Schranz, Assistant Professor, BME Mobile Communications and Quantum Technologies Laboratory
• Questions and Answers

Moderator
Dr. László Bacsárdi, Head of Department, Department of Networked Systems and Services, BME

Navon World and Mastercard have created a three-part virtual series exploring how AI, quantum computing, and cybersecurity are poised to redefine the future of financial services across East Africa. Designed for senior technology and innovation leaders, each session will deliver practical insights on accelerating digital transformation, enhancing security, and building the next generation of resilient, data-driven financial infrastructure.

In this final event in our 3-part series, we will discuss one of the most important elements in the day-to-day operations of a financial institution: cybersecurity. Not only are we seeing increased fraudulent activity, but as quantum computers continue to develop at a rapid pace, our existing encryption is at risk. We will discuss how and why our current cybersecurity is so vulnerable, what global institutions and regulators are doing to mitigate these risks, and why it’s never too early to enhance security.

Ankara University is hosting a special seminar titled “Quantum Computing: Studies from Turkey and the World” on November 21, 2025, at 14:30 in Classroom 6, Software Engineering Department.

Participants will explore

• The latest developments in quantum technologies
• Fundamental principles of quantum computing
• Turkey’s emerging quantum ecosystem
• QWorld’s global impact and educational programs
• Opportunities for students, including participation and certification

The seminar welcomes students and academics interested in the future of quantum computing, with a focus on research, collaboration, and educational advancement in Turkey and internationally. Leading organizations in quantum science and technology support the event.

QDeal25 is the first Italian national event dedicated to strategic dialogue between businesses, academic researchers, and institutions in the quantum technologies sector. Organized by the IYQ distinguished partner NQSTI in collaboration with Confindustria Catania, the workshop aims to establish a national technology transfer system dedicated to quantum technologies. The event will feature keynote presentations by experts, interventions by stakeholders, and targeted meetings to develop concrete project proposals across five thematic areas: sensing and metrology, quantum computing, quantum communication and cybersecurity, enabling technologies, and the quantum ecosystem.