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Quantum Technologies in Europe Conference
NOV
Wed
22
NOV
Thu
23

This was 2 years ago

Location

Madrid (Spain)

Programmes
Digital, Industry & Space

The Conference on Quantum Technologies in Europe is organised by the Agencia Estatal de Investigación (AEI) in collaboration with QuantERA. This conference aims to address the challenges facing the development of Quantum Technologies in terms of research and European policies to facilitate the delivery of scientific results to society and promote new opportunities to improve economic and social welfare. This event takes place as a satellite event of the Spanish Presidency of the EU.

This event will provide a unique opportunity for researchers, managers and practitioners of Quantum Technologies to share knowledge, discuss challenges and foster collaboration across Europe in this rapidly evolving field.

More info on the event website. The registration is obligatory and open until 2 November. Please note that once you have submitted your application, the organising committee will send the participation approvals by email.

 

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