Category: News
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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 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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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.
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InstituteQ expands to now comprise 9 key Finnish quantum science and tech institutions
Nine Finnish quantum institutions signed the InstituteQ Collaboration Agreement to enhance cooperation in quantum science and technology development and education.
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Pauliina Rajala joins InstituteQ as Development Manager
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
Finnish quantum experts are invited to contribute in the information collection phase for a national Quantum Technology Roadmap.
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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
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.