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European Quantum Technologies Conference
NOV
Mon
30
DEC
Tue
01
DEC
Wed
02
DEC
Thu
03

Starts in 1 month from now

Location

Dublin (Ireland)

Programmes
Civil Security Digital, Industry & Space Cybersecurity

The conference aims to bring together Europe’s quantum community to share work, exchange ideas and connect across research, innovation, industry and policy. It includes talks and poster opportunities across two tracks covering quantum science and technology, and skills and workforce development.

Abstract submissions are invited for talks and posters in two tracks:

  • Science & Technology, covering advances in quantum science, engineering and innovation
  • Skills & Workforce, covering education, training and workforce initiatives for Europe’s quantum sector

The submission deadline for abstacts is 3 August 2026. Further information is referenced via the abstract submissions page.

More information on the event and the possiblity to register can be found on the event website.

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