IQT Nordics 2025 takes place in central Gothenburg, at the Chalmers Conference Centre at Chalmers University of Technology, May 20-22, 2025. This is the third annual IQT Nordics, following great success in Copenhagen (2023) and Helsinki (2024).
The theme is “Real-World Applications and Progress Enabled by Quantum Technology.” The conference features sessions on end-user applications and quantum strategies in industrial sectors, commercializing quantum applications and growing the quantum industry, innovations and technologies enabling progress in quantum computer platforms, developments and applications in quantum sensing, and much more. Distinguished speakers and exhibiting organizations from the Nordic region and around the world are participating. The program comprises a visit to the Quantum labs at Chalmers University of Technology.
IQT Nordics 2025 provides a great opportunity for extending your Nordic network and exploring collaboration with the Nordic quantum ecosystem, not least the thriving quantum startup community and the potential end-users. You will also get a fresh update on recent technology and business developments in the field.
Networking opportunities include a tour of the Chalmers Next Lab and an evening gathering on the 20th as well as a wonderful cruise on the Gothenburg waterways end of day on the 21st.
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Morten
Harry
Ebba
Pontus
Oscar
Miroslav
Jørgen
Hermanni
Ulrich
Göran
Camilla
Blake
Piia
Peter
Sabrina
Samira
Cécile
Michael
Arsalan
Mikael
Lauri
Rana
Johan
Maximilian
Val
(Limited capacity of 60 people! Register here.)
The Wallenberg Center for Quantum Technology (WACQT) is a Swedish national research program focused on quantum technology. As part of this program, a quantum computer has been developed at Chalmers University of Technology and is operated by Chalmers Next Labs.
The access to the quantum computer is provided via an internet-based software stack developed in-house, called Tergite. Researchers and industrial partners can interact with the quantum computer using the Tergite Software Development Kit (SDK) to run quantum algorithms and conduct experiments.
This tour will provide an overview of the lab where the quantum computer is housed, it’s design and operation.
Speaker 1: Camilla Johansson - Director Quantum Sweden Innovation Platform, QSIP
Speaker 2: Johan Felix - Director, Quantum Sweden Innovation Platform
Speaker: Margareta Broang - 2nd Deputy Mayor, City of Gothenburg
Speaker: Göran I Johansson - Director, Wallenberg Centre for Quantum Technology (WACQT)
Session chair: TBD
Speaker: Lauri Sainiemi - VP, Fabrication, Microsoft
Speaker: Rana Sircar - Research Leader & Program Head of Quantum Computing, Ericsson
Speaker: Mikael Rönnholm - Director Emerging Technologies, Volvo Group
Moderator: Piia Konstari - Lead Microelectronics and Quantum Technology, VTT
Speaker 1: Lauri Sainiemi - VP, Fabrication, Microsoft
Speaker 2: Rana Sircar - Research Leader & Program Head of Quantum Computing, Ericsson
Speaker 3: Mikael Rönnholm - Director Emerging Technologies, Volvo Group
Speaker 4: Ulrich Hoff - Quantum Engagement Specialist, Kvantify
Session chair: Pavel Kalinin - Operations and Platform Lead, Infinity NL
Speaker: TBD
Speaker: Pekka Pursula - Research Manager, VTT
Speaker: Arsalan Pourkabirian - Head of Semiconductor Devices, Low Noise Factory
Speaker 1: TBD
Speaker 2: Pekka Pursula - Research Manager, VTT
Speaker 3: Arsalan Pourkabirian - Head of Semiconductor Devices, Low Noise Factory
Speaker 4: Lisa Rooth - COO & Co-Founder Scalinq
Session chair: Göran Wendin - Professor Emeritus, Chalmers University and RISE
Speaker: Blake Johnson - Distinguished Engineer, Quantum Engine Lead, IBM Quantum
Speaker: Hermanni Heimonen - Head of Product, IQM
Speaker: Harry Buhrman - Chief Scientist for Algorithms and Innovation, Quantinuum
Moderator: Miroslav Dobsicek - Head of Quantum, Chalmers Next Labs
Speaker 1: Blake Johnson - Distinguished Engineer, Quantum Engine Lead, IBM Quantum
Speaker 2: Hermanni Heimonen - Head of Product, IQM
Speaker 3: Harry Buhrman - Chief Scientist for Algorithms and Innovation, Quantinuum
Speaker 4: Cécile Perrault - Head of Innovation and Partnerships, Alice & Bob
Session chair: Cécile Perrault - Head of Innovation and Partnerships, Alice & Bob
Speaker: Ulrich Hoff - Quantum Engagement Specialist, Kvantify
Speaker 1: Lorenzo Roversi - Senior Director, IonQ Europe
Speaker 2: Ariel Braunstein - SVP Product and Applications, IonQ
Speaker: Jørgen Ellegaard Andersen - CEO and Founder, Qpurpose
Speaker: Sabrina Maniscalco - CEO & Co-Founder, Algorithmiq Ltd.
Session chair: Per Olof Hedekvist - Senior Scientist, RISE
Speaker: TBD
Speaker: Val Zwiller - Chief Scientific Officer, Single Quantum
Speaker: Marvin Holten - CTO & Co-founder, DiaSense
Moderator: TBD
Speaker 1: Val Zwiller - Chief Scientific Officer, Single Quantum
Speaker 2: Marvin Holten - CTO & Co-founder, DiaSense
Session chair: TBD
Speaker: David Gunnarsson - CTO, Bluefors
Speaker: Peter Lodahl - Founder & CQO, Sparrow Quantum
Speaker: Robert Rehammar - Co-Founder, Scalinq
Moderator: TBD
Speaker 1: David Gunnarsson - CTO, Bluefors
Speaker 2: Peter Lodahl - Founder & CQO, Sparrow Quantum
Speaker 3: Robert Rehammar - Co-Founder, Scalinq
Session chair: TBD
Speaker: Samira Nik - Programme Manager for Quantum Tech and Electronics, European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency
Speaker: Oscar Diez - Head of Quantum Computing, European Commission
Speaker: Michael Popoff - Senior Scientist, Research Institutes of Sweden
Moderator: TBD
Speaker 1: Samira Nik - Programme Manager for Quantum Tech and Electronics, European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency
Speaker 2: Oscar Diez - Head of Quantum Computing, European Commission
Speaker 3: Johan Vallin - Head of Product Line Quantum and Blockchain, Ericsson
Speaker 4: Maximilian Walz - Senior Product Owner - Quantum Computing, T-Systems (Deutsche Telekom)
Session chair: TBD
Speaker: Ebba Carbonnier - Director, Quantum Life Science Centre, Karolinska Institutet and Portfolio Manager, Swelife
Speaker 1: Morten Bache - Scientific Director, Novo Nordisk Foundation
Speaker 2: Pontus de Laval - Senior Advisor, Knut & Alice Wallenberg Foundation
Moderator: TBD
Speaker 1: Matti Palomäki - BusinessQ Lead, VTT
Speaker 2: Camilla Johansson - Director Quantum Sweden Innovation Platform, QSIP
Speaker 3: Kristine Helen Falgren - Managing Director, DQC
Speaker 4: Are Magnus Bruaset - Research Director, Simula Research Laboratory
Speaker 1: Camilla Johansson - Director Quantum Sweden Innovation Platform, QSIP
Speaker 2: Johan Felix - Director, Quantum Sweden Innovation Platform
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IQT Nordics 2025 – Venue and hotel suggestions
IQT Nordics, May 20-22, 2025 takes place at Chalmers Conference Center, located at the main entrance of Chalmers University of Technology campus. The campus is centrally located in the city of Gothenburg.
Address: Chalmersplatsen 1, 412 58 Gothenburg
The hotels below are within easy commuting or walking distance to the conference venue. Additional hotel options can be found online.
Västra Hamngatan 3
411 17 Göteborg
(2 km from venue)
SEK800 per night
Eklandagatan 51-53
412 61 Göteborg
(1.5km from venue)
SEK1200 per night
Grönsakstorget 2
411 14 Göteborg
(1.7km from venue)
SEK1000 per night
Kungsportsavenyn 24
400 14 Göteborg
(1.4 km from venue)
SEK1300 per night
Viktoriagatan 6
411 25 Göteborg
(1.3 km from venue)
SEK1100 per night
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