Speaker: Carmen G. Almudever, Associate Professor at UPV (Spain) Title: Toward Scalable Quantum Computers: Transitioning from Monolithic to Modular Multicore Architectures Abstract: Current monolithic quantum computers already integrate tens to hundreds of physical, error-prone qubits. A central challenge is scaling these systems to thousands or even millions of qubits to enable the implementation of fault-tolerant […]

QTYR25, the Quantum Technologies for Young Researchers workshop, is a conference designed specifically for scientists in the early stages of their careers working in various branches of Quantum Science. This workshop offers a unique opportunity for postdocs, PhD, and Master’s students to share their research in a supportive and inclusive environment. On top of this, […]

Speaker: Carlos Ramos Marimón Title: Off-diagonal Pauli Weight truncation and equilibration temperature dependence for simulating local dynamics in quantum systems Abstract: The complexity of simulating the out-of-equilibrium evolution of local operators in the Heisenberg picture is governed by the operator entanglement, which grows linearly in time for generic nonintegrable systems, leading to an exponential increase […]

Speaker: Hsin-Yuan Huang (Robert) Title: Generative quantum advantage for classical and quantum problems Abstract: Recent breakthroughs in generative machine learning, powered by massive computational resources, have demonstrated unprecedented human-like capabilities. While beyond-classical quantum experiments have generated samples from classically intractable distributions, their complexity has thwarted all efforts in efficient learning. This challenge has hindered demonstrations of generative quantum […]

Speaker: Juan José García-Ripoll Title: Superconducting quantum networks for quantum computers Abstract: In this talk, Juan José will provide an overview of the quantum state transfer paradigm for exchanging information between quantum computers, describing how it is now realized in various experiments with superconducting quantum processors worldwide. This talk will also explain our efforts in modeling said links, […]

🗓️ 04/11/2025 Speaker: Enrique Solano Title: Quantum Advantage and Quantum Usefulness for Academic and Industrial Applications Abstract: In this talk, Enrique will explain the current state of quantum computing paradigms and the diverse modalities of quantum processors. I will also discuss how it is possible to extract quantum advantage and quantum usefulness from them for […]

🗓️18/11/2025 Title: Calibrating a 99.9% Fidelity CZ Gate on a Superconducting Quantum Processor Abstract: As superconducting Quantum Processing Units (QPU) grow larger, automated and reliable calibration of high-fidelity two-qubit remains one of the main challenges. We introduce a novel gate error characterization method, which we call the Phase-Averaged Leakage Error Amplification (PALEA) protocol, building on Floquet […]

Speaker: Josu Etxezarreta Title: Advances in low-overhead quantum error correction Abstract: The extremely fragile nature of quantum information implies that quantum error correction (QEC) techniques are going to be necessary to obtain the full benefits that quantum computing offers theoretically. While QEC has been experimentally proven to be effective, it requires significant overheads that should […]

Quantum technologies are poised to redefine industries, revolutionize problem-solving, and accelerate scientific discovery. Accessible quantum education is no longer a luxury but a necessity to ensure inclusivity and innovation across all sectors. The Quantum Education Summit 2025 aims to break down barriers to quantum knowledge by offering sessions tailored to all levels of expertise. From beginners exploring […]

Speaker: Barbara Kraus Title: Cooling algorithms for state preparation Abstract: Preparation of low-energy quantum many-body states has a wide range of applications in quantum information processing and condensed matter physics. Quantum cooling algorithms offer a promising alternative to other methods based, for instance, on variational and adiabatic principles, or on dissipative state preparation. I will […]