Category: Finnish Quantum Flagship
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InstituteQ Colloquium: Sebastian Huber
This InstituteQ Colloquium features Professor Sebastian Huber from ETH Zürich. The title of his talk is “Strong correlations and the ever more brittle topology.” Sebastian Huber studied physics at ETH Zürich, where he received his diploma in 2004. Following his doctoral studies under the supervision of Prof. Gianni Blatter, he moved to the Weizmann Institute…
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Leading Nordic quantum organizations launch the Nordic Quantum Alliance
(Oslo, Norway – June 22, 2026) — Leading Nordic quantum organizations and innovation actors from Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden have joined forces to launch the Nordic Quantum Alliance. The Nordic Quantum Alliance will spearhead initiatives supported by Nordic Innovation to strengthen the region’s position in the global quantum race and accelerate pathways from research…
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InstituteQ university partners launch national cross-institutional studies agreement
Following InstituteQ’s expansion in 2025, students in eligible degree programmes at InstituteQ university partner institutions will be able to register for quantum-related courses organized by other participating institutions as part of a new cross-institutional study agreement. This new study agreement, “QuantNet”, represents a first step toward expanding and harmonizing quantum science and technology education across…
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InstituteQ Q&A with University of Oulu Associate Professor Matti Silveri
InstituteQ sits down with University of Jyväskylä Professor Tero Heikkilä for a Q&A interview.
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InstituteQ Colloquium: Professor Annica Black-Schaffer
This InstituteQ Colloquium features Professor Annica Black-Schaffer of Uppsala University. The title of her talk is “Quantum geometry in quantum materials.“ Professor Annica Black-Schaffer is a Full Professor and head of the Quantum Matter Theory research program at the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Uppsala University. The work in her research group spans and…
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InstituteQ Q&A with University of Jyväskylä Professor Tero Heikkilä
InstituteQ sits down with University of Jyväskylä Professor Tero Heikkilä for a Q&A interview.
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Quantum Software Day 2026
The Quantum Software Day 2026 is an event connecting industry, researchers, students, and others curious of quantum computing to discuss emerging topics in quantum computing software and its applications. The day consists of talks, a poster session, networking opportunities, and refreshments. Lunch will be provided. Attendees are welcome to bring posters for the poster session…
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FQF awards 3 projects in first lighthouse & exploratory funding call round
The Finnish Quantum Flagship Lighthouse and Exploratory Projects reviewing panel has selected three projects as part of its first funding call. The call was open from November 2024 – January 2025, and a total of five submissions were reviewed by the review panel. The panel included members from all FQF host organizations. You can review…
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3-Minute Thesis Winners from Finnish Quantum Days 2025
The 2025 3-Minute Thesis Competition winners were announced, showcasing impressive presentations on quantum research from multiple finalists.