Welcome

ICQE is a scientific conference with a cross-disciplinary program on quantum science and technology for energy management.

The event gathers researchers, industry, and policymakers to explore the role of quantum technology in addressing some of our global energy challenges. 

After the success of the inaugural edition, ICQE is coming to Europe for its second edition, which will be hosted by the Department of Physics and Astronomy of the University of Padua. The event will be organised in partnership with the Quantum Energy Initiative, and supported by the Quantum Information and Matter group and Padua QTech Centre. 

To celebrate the international year of quantum science and technology, ICQE 2025 will have a focus session on quantum computing and simulation and their significance for energy management.

Get in touch to participate and learn about funding and sponsoring opportunities.

Abstract submissions closes 28 Feb 2025.

Invited speakers

Last updated on January 20, 2025

• Prof Sabrina Maniscalco | Algorithmiq, University of Turku

• Prof Ferdinand Schmidt-Kaler | Universität Mainz

• Prof Christiane Koch | Freien Universität Berlin

• Prof Giulio Cerullo | Politecnico di Milano

• Prof Konstantin Matchev | University of Alabama

• Prof Alex W Chin | Sorbonne Université, CNRS

• Prof Gemma C. Solomon | Københavns Universitet

• Olivier Ezratty | EPITA and QEI cofounder

• Dr Abhinav Kandala | IBM Quantum

• Dr Loïc Henriet | Co-CEO Pasqal

• Prof Elisabetta Collini | University of Padova

• Prof Gerrit Groenhof | University of Jyväskylä

• Prof Jonatan Bohr Brask | Technical University of Denmark

• Prof Geraldine Haack | Université de Genève

• Prof Maria Maffei | Università di Bari

• Dr Armando Genco | Politecnico di Milano

• Prof Federica Agostini | University Paris-Saclay

• Prof Filippo Vicentini | École Polytechnique

• Dr Lindsay Oftelie | CNR Pisa

• Dr Marco Fellous-Asiani | Centre of New Technologies of Warsaw

• Dr Clemens Winkelmann | Grenoble Alpes and Grenoble INP

• Dr Bayan Karimi | Aalto University