Join us for a QUBITS Seminar with Jens Palsberg, Professor of Computer Science at UCLA and co-director of the UCLA Center for Quantum Science and Engineering. His research brings together programming languages, software engineering and quantum computing.

How can quantum chemistry and future quantum computers help us understand and design new molecules? In this livestream for Danish upper secondary schools, Professor Ove Christiansen explores how quantum-based simulations could accelerate the discovery of new medicines, sustainable materials, and green technologies.

Join us for a QUBITS Seminar with Christof Wunderlich, Professor of Quantum Optics at the University of Siegen and a pioneer in trapped ion quantum technologies. His research explores new approaches to controlling ion based qubits and advancing scalable quantum computing.

Join us for a QUBITS Seminar with Hans-Werner Hammer, Professor of Theoretical Physics at TU Darmstadt. His research connects nuclear, particle, and atomic physics, using effective field theories to uncover universal principles in quantum systems across vastly different energy and length scales.

Join us for a special edition of the Qubits Seminar bringing together the QCA, DOPS and DFS communities around quantum optics. Three speakers will take us from nonreciprocal plasmons in graphene to semiconductor quantum light sources and quantum teaching laboratories – followed by an opportunity to meet and connect across communities.

Do you have an interdisciplinary quantum idea worth exploring? Quantum Campus Aarhus (QCA) is opening applications for QCA Incubator — a new initiative designed to support promising interdisciplinary quantum ideas and help turn them into structured collaborations and concrete outcomes. Application deadline: 17 August 2026.

Join the Niels Bohr Quantum Summer School 2026 in Odense (10–21 August) for an intensive two-week programme connecting quantum theory, technology and applications. The school brings together PhD students, leading researchers and industry for lectures, projects and networking. AU’s Jaco van de Pol serves on the planning committee.