The Finnish Quantum Institute
Mission
Our goal at InstituteQ is to raise the readiness of Finnish society for the disruptive potential and implications quantum technologies will have for society and the economy at large.
By teaming up our expertise and resources, we aim to carry, implement and mutually benefit from front line research, education, innovations, and infrastructures, that form the competitive edge for our community in the quantum era.
InstituteQ Members
Finnish Quantum Flagship
Hosted within InstituteQ, the Finnish Quantum Flagship is an 8-year project jointly funded by its various host organisations and the Research Council of Finland.
The host organisations are Aalto University (coordinator), VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, the University of Helsinki, the University of Jyväskylä, Tampere University, the University of Oulu, and CSC-IT Centre for Science.
Latest news & events
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InstituteQ Q&A with University of Oulu Associate Professor Matti Silveri
Read more: InstituteQ Q&A with University of Oulu Associate Professor Matti SilveriInstituteQ sits down with University of Jyväskylä Professor Tero Heikkilä for a Q&A interview.
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InstituteQ Colloquium: Professor Annica Black-Schaffer
Read more: InstituteQ Colloquium: Professor Annica Black-SchafferThis InstituteQ Colloquium features Professor Annica Black-Schaffer of Uppsala University. The title of her talk is “Quantum geometry in quantum…
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InstituteQ Q&A with University of Jyväskylä Professor Tero Heikkilä
Read more: InstituteQ Q&A with University of Jyväskylä Professor Tero HeikkiläInstituteQ sits down with University of Jyväskylä Professor Tero Heikkilä for a Q&A interview.
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Quantum Software Day 2026
Read more: Quantum Software Day 2026The Quantum Software Day 2026 is an event connecting industry, researchers, students, and others curious of quantum computing to discuss…
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InstituteQ Colloquium: Professor Emilia Morosan
Read more: InstituteQ Colloquium: Professor Emilia MorosanProfessor Emilia Morosan discusses Kramers nodal lines, Weyl fermions, and anomalous Hall effect in SmAlSi and InxTaS2.
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FQF awards 3 projects in first lighthouse & exploratory funding call round
Read more: FQF awards 3 projects in first lighthouse & exploratory funding call roundThe Finnish Quantum Flagship Lighthouse and Exploratory Projects reviewing panel has selected three projects as part of its first funding…
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