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!SAVE THE DATE! IQIS 2025 will be on the 8-12 September in Bologna

    The next Italian Quantum Conference, IQIS2025, will take place in Bologna, from September 8 to 12. This is the official conference of the Italian Society for Quantum Science and Technology (SISTEQ). The SISTEQ plenary assembly will be held on the afternoon of Wednesday, September 10. To stay updated on the event, including deadlines for participation, please visit: https://www.sisteq.it/  

Join us in Padova for ICQE 2025

Join the second edition of the International Conference on Quantum Energy (ICQE 2025), an interdisciplinary conference on quantum science and technology for energy applications. ICQE 2025 will be held in Padua, Italy, from June 3 to 6, 2025, in the historical city centre, 40 minutes from Venice International Airport. Registration is open here. The registration €200 fee includes daily lunch, coffee breaks, the welcome reception, and the conference dinner....

Pietro attends the QC4HEP Working Group Annual Meeting, 24th-25th January

Pietro attended the Annual Meeting of the European Working Group for scientific research on Quantum Computing for High Energy Physics applications (QC4HEP). The Event was hosted at CERN, coordinated by Ivano Tavernelli and Sofia Vallecorsa. Pietro chaired the session of the theory roundtable discussion on equilibrium quantum simulations.

Alberto and Daniel visit CERN’s NGT project

Alberto and Daniel joined, together with Lorenzo Borella from Padova’s BOOSTLab group, the “Tensor network and neural network implementation on FPGA” at CERN.They worked with their host, Enrique Rico Ortega, to better understand how tensor networks can be used in the Next Generation Triggers (NGT) project. After five days of workshop, where they shared different expertise, and a visit to the ATLAS experiment, they have gained the knowledge to tackle...

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