QCA leadership member Nick Volet is part of the organising team behind ICFUST 2026 (International Conference on Far-UVC Science and Technology), hosted at Aarhus University 23–25 June 2026. The conference connects research and real-world applications of Far-UVC. Read more on the event page.

On 7 May 2026, Kvantify, Aarhus University, and Atom Computing will gather researchers, industry, and investors for “Quantum Computing and the Affinity for Chemistry” in Aarhus. The event comes as the partners launch EarlyBIRDD, a new four-year project backed by DKK 30 million from Innovation Fund Denmark to advance quantum computing for drug discovery.

Tech City Aarhus has published a feature on Quantum Campus Aarhus, with Ove Christiansen and Lise Refstrup Linnebjerg Pedersen reflecting on quantum technology, collaboration, and Aarhus’ role in the field. The article shows how QCA connects strong research environments across Aarhus University and beyond.

Aarhus-based quantum scale-up Kvantify has secured a total of €7 million to accelerate technologies that combine quantum and classical computing for molecular design and drug discovery. Nikolaj Zinner, co-founder and CSO of Kvantify, is Professor at Aarhus University and a member of Quantum Campus Aarhus. (link to Danish news article)

ODAQS, a new project led by Jaco van de Pol at Aarhus University, has received DKK 17.4 million from Innovation Fund Denmark. The project brings together Aarhus University, Aalborg University, and Kvantify to develop quantum software for applications in quantum chemistry, drug development, and pharmaceutical research.