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Connecting researchers, students, facilities, and partners across Aarhus University’s quantum ecosystem

QUBITS SEMINARS: Explore quantum science at Quantum Campus Aarhus

Join the QUBITS Seminar series to hear leading experts present groundbreaking quantum research and advancements. Discover more about the upcoming and previous seminars via this link.

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SAVE THE DATE: QCA Connect 2026 · 8 December 2026

Aarhus University · Auditorium 1593-012

The annual meeting point for the Aarhus quantum community, with scientific talks, early-career research, industry perspectives, posters and networking.

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RESEARCH THEMES

Quantum optics, quantum imaging, and quantum sensors

Exploring light, imaging, and quantum-enabled sensing for advanced measurement, photonics, and quantum technologies.

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Quantum chemistry and computational drug and materials development

Applying quantum chemistry and computational methods to molecules, materials, and future technologies.

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Post-quantum security and quantum communication

Developing secure communication and cryptographic methods for a future shaped by quantum technologies.

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Quantum algorithms and software technologies

Developing algorithms, software, and computational methods for quantum technologies and advanced computation.

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Quantum materials

Investigating quantum materials and emergent phenomena for future quantum technologies and devices.

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Quantum physics

Advancing the foundations of quantum science through theory, experiments, and quantum platforms.

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Quantum in society

Exploring societal, ethical, educational, and human perspectives on emerging quantum technologies and their impact.

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Connect with expertise, facilities, and interdisciplinary quantum research at Aarhus University.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

14 Oct

Wednesday 14 October 2026, at 11:00 AIAS, Høegh-Guldbergs Gade 6B, 8000 Aarhus, building 1632, room 201 (auditorium)

Join Kvantify and Jaco van de Pol (Aarhus University) for a workshop on quantum software and…

19 Oct

Monday 19 October 2026, at 14:15 Aarhus University, room 1525-626

Join us for a QUBITS Seminar with Christof Wunderlich, Professor of Quantum Optics at the University…

23 Nov

Monday 23 November 2026, at 14:15 Aarhus University, room Aud G1 (1532-116)

Join us for a QUBITS Specialized Seminar with Hans-Werner Hammer, Professor of Theoretical Physics…

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LATEST NEWS

22 September 2026 - Research news

Researcher from the Danish Center for Ultrahigh-Field NMR Spectroscopy contributes to marking 100…

Graphic featuring portraits of Anne L’Huillier and Karen River Barad, two new honorary doctors at Aarhus University, highlighting their different perspectives on the quantum world.

10 September 2026

At Aarhus University’s Annual Celebration on 11 September, Anne L’Huillier and Karen River Barad…

08 September 2026

Two interdisciplinary teams have been selected for the first QCA Incubator. The projects bring…

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FEATURED RESEARCHERS

JACO VAN DE POL: Developing algorithms and formal methods for future quantum technologies.

JILL MIWA: Investigating quantum materials and atomic-scale phenomena using advanced surface and nanoscale techniques.

ANNE E. B. NIELSEN: Developing theoretical models and quantum information methods for complex quantum systems and technologies.

KRISTIAN HVIDTFELT NIELSEN: Investigating the history, communication, and societal implications of science and emerging quantum technologies.

JAN JOACHIM ARLT: Exploring ultracold atoms and quantum gases for precision measurement and quantum science.

Revised 26.09.2026

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Gateway to quantum research, talent, and partnerships at Aarhus University

QUBITS SEMINARS: Explore quantum science at Quantum Campus Aarhus

PARTNER WITH QUANTUM CAMPUS AARHUS

SAVE THE DATE: QCA Connect 2026 · 8 December 2026

RESEARCH THEMES

Quantum optics, quantum imaging, and quantum sensors

Quantum chemistry and computational drug and materials development

Post-quantum security and quantum communication

Quantum algorithms and software technologies

Quantum materials

Quantum physics

Quantum in society

Join the community

UPCOMING EVENTS

Quantum Software and Quantum Programming Workshop

"Tailoring the all-to-all interaction of Ising-coupled spins" by Christof Wunderlich (Universität Siegen)

Specialized Seminar: "Universal Indirect Polyexciton Bound States in Electron-Hole Bilayers" by Hans-Werner Hammer (TU Darmstadt)

LATEST NEWS

Putting a new spin on 100 years of spin: Optimal control-driven quantum spin engineering

Two new AU honorary doctors with different perspectives on the quantum world

Two interdisciplinary teams selected for the first QCA Incubator

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