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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.
Join DeiC's Q-Access Roadshow at Aarhus University and learn how researchers and students can get free access to quantum computers.
Join us for a QUBITS Specialized Seminar with Hans-Werner Hammer, Professor of Theoretical Physics at TU Darmstadt, exploring how effective field theories reveal universal phenomena in quantum systems across nuclear, particle, and atomic physics.
Explore how quantum sensing could transform MRI at the QuantuMRI Inauguration Symposium, featuring international experts in quantum technologies.
Join us for a QUBITS Specialized Seminar on 2 December featuring Amit Finkler (Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel) and Gonzalo Agustín Álvarez (CONICET and Centro Atómico Bariloche, Argentina). Through two talks, they will explore nanoscale magnetic resonance imaging, quantum sensing and out-of-equilibrium quantum dynamics.
QCA Connect brings together researchers, students and collaborators from across the Aarhus University quantum community for a day focused on scientific exchange, networking, and new connections across disciplines. Find the tentative programme here.
Join us for a QUBITS Seminar on 22 February, where Kristian Hvidtfelt Nielsen (Aarhus University) will explore how visions of quantum technologies shape technological development and governance, and how researchers, policymakers, stakeholders, and citizens can help shape responsible quantum futures.
Join us for a QUBITS Seminar on 15 March 2027 with Monika Aidelsburger, whose research focuses on quantum simulation with ultracold atoms in optical lattices, exploring topological quantum matter and complex quantum many-body systems. The talk title and abstract will be announced soon.
George Salter explores how financial capital, international interdependencies and value capture shape Denmark's emerging quantum computing ecosystem.
Join researchers, designers and stakeholders for a hands-on workshop exploring how a dialogue game can help people navigate the promises, uncertainties and societal implications of emerging quantum 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 Kvantify and Jaco van de Pol (Aarhus University) for a workshop on quantum software and programming at AIAS on 14 October, organised as part of the ODAQS project.
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 on 28 September, where Jens Palsberg (UCLA) will present a scalable approach to testing quantum error correction, combining stratified fault injection with extrapolation to enable efficient benchmarking at larger code distances and low physical error rates.
Nobel Laureate and attosecond physics pioneer Anne L’Huillier visits Aarhus University on 11 September to give an Ole Rømer Colloquium. Later that day, she will be appointed Honorary Doctor at the university’s Annual Celebration.
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.
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