1100+ Attendees Expected at QuantERA & Quantum Flagship Session

More than 1,100 attendees are expected at the European Quantum Technologies Conference (EQTC) 2026 in Dublin in 2026, creating a large gathering for Europe’s quantum research community. The QuantERA Programme will host a joint poster session with the Quantum Flagship as part of the event, aiming to connect research previously pursued along separate paths. This event will highlight the achievements of QuantERA-funded projects and foster matchmaking opportunities, particularly exploring potential future collaborations between the two major funding initiatives. Researchers with projects funded by QuantERA, whether starting, ongoing, or completed, can submit abstracts via https://www.eqtc2026.eu/submissions, selecting the appropriate details in the submission form, and immediately register for the conference at https://abbey.eventsair.com/eqtc-2026/registration-form.

With over 1,100 attendees anticipated, the European Quantum Technologies Conference 2026 in Dublin promises a concentrated gathering of the European quantum community, a substantial number for this specialized field. The conference, running from November 30 to December 3, will host more than 140 speakers and 50 sessions, establishing it as a key platform for presenting advanced research and fostering collaboration between academic, industrial, and public sector entities. A joint poster session organized by the QuantERA Programme and the Quantum Flagship will be integrated into the main conference agenda, specifically designed to showcase project outcomes and encourage new partnerships. Submissions are facilitated through https://www.eqtc2026.eu/submissions, selecting in the Additional Information section; no further selection process applies after submission. The QuantERA Programme intends to broaden the reach of its funded projects by exposing them to a diverse audience beyond typical scientific conferences, increasing awareness of the program’s impact. Participants can register through https://abbey.eventsair.com/eqtc-2026/registration-form, though spaces are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, and completed posters should also be submitted electronically to [email protected] for potential inclusion on the QuantERA website.

This gathering of researchers, industry professionals, and public sector representatives provides a key venue for disseminating results and forging new partnerships. Researchers funded by QuantERA, regardless of project stage, starting, ongoing, or completed, are invited to submit abstracts for consideration in the Science & Technology Track at EQTC 2026. Accepted posters, displayed on standard exhibition boards, will also be featured on the QuantERA website, and PhD and PostDoc participants are eligible for poster session awards. Researchers should submit electronic poster files to [email protected] to facilitate online visibility and recognition.