Category: InstituteQ
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InstituteQ expands to now comprise 9 key Finnish quantum science and tech institutions
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Nine Finnish quantum institutions signed the InstituteQ Collaboration Agreement to enhance cooperation in quantum science and technology development and education.
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InstituteQ Colloquium: Professor James Analytis
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This InstituteQ Colloquium features Professor James Analytis from the University of California, Berkeley. The title of his talk is “Entaglement Randomness.” Professor James Analytis is an experimental physicist who focuses on the discovery and understanding of exotic materials manifesting novel quantum phenomena that have both fundamental and technological implications, particularly superconductors, exotic magnets and topological…
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Pauliina Rajala joins InstituteQ as Development Manager
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Pauliina Rajala is InstituteQ’s new Development Manager, leading operations and expanding Finland’s quantum ecosystem.
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InstituteQ invites Finnish quantum community to participate in national Quantum Technology Roadmap development
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Finnish quantum experts are invited to contribute in the information collection phase for a national Quantum Technology Roadmap.
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InstituteQ Colloquium: Professor Roser Valenti
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Professor Roser Valenti from Goethe University Frankfurt will discuss correlated phases and topology in van der Waals materials at Aalto University.
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InstituteQ plays central role in Finland’s national quantum strategy
New roadmap sets vision for Finland’s role as a global leader in quantum research and technology The Finnish Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment published on April 24 its Quantum Technology Strategy. The strategy represents the culmination of nearly a year of stakeholder engagement and feedback sessions, from which the strategy’s working groups have made…
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Finland’s quantum technology industry projected to grow by nearly 3,000 new jobs by 2035
A report forecasts significant growth in Finland’s quantum workforce by 2035, emphasizing the need for expanded training and education initiatives.
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Standpoint: European Commission should continue funding networked, international low-temperature infrastructure
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The European Microkelvin Platform’s funding ended in 2023, highlighting the importance of collaborative low-temperature research. It enabled significant innovations in quantum technology and trained future specialists in cryogenics.
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Year of Quantum 2025: What does this global declaration mean for Finland?
The year of 2025 marks a significant step forward for quantum technology research and development both in Finland and beyond. The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has declared 2025 the Year of Quantum. Finnish quantum players are capitalizing on the momentum of this declaration by producing events, public education and outreach activities,…