Scaling of Spin Qubits Workshop - SSQ 2025

🔬 Exploring the Challenges and Advancements in Spin Qubit Technologies🔬

Organized by C12, Quantum Machines, TU Delft, and Delft Circuits, in collaboration with ENS, this one-day workshop brings together leading minds in quantum computing to discuss cutting-edge research and key challenges in scaling spin qubit arrays.

Why Attend?

👩‍🔬—Expert Talks: Gain insights from 12 distinguished speakers on:

Materials for spin qubits
Scaling strategies for qubit arrays
Qubit coupling and connectivity
Automation for small-scale arrays
Emerging novel systems

🌍—Global Perspective: Understand how academic and industry leaders tackle challenges at the forefront of quantum computing.

🤝 —Connect: Meet top researchers, industry professionals, and rising talents in the field.

Confirmed Speakers

We are honored to host a distinguished lineup of experts in the field of quantum computing:

Prof. Arne Laucht (Head of Quantum Measurement, Diraq | Scientia Associate Professor for Quantum Engineering, UNSW) – Spin-based quantum processing leveraging silicon CMOS manufacture.
Prof. Kristiaan de Greve (Program Director Quantum Computing, IMEC | Part-time Professor of Electrical Engineering, KU Leuven) – Expert in quantum communication and semiconductor-based quantum technologies.
Dr. Irene Fernandez De Fuentes (Postdoctoral Researcher, QuTech | Co-Founder, Quantum Women) – Working on silicon-germanium quantum dot architectures for scalable quantum computing.
Prof. Guido Burkard (Professor of Theoretical Physics, University of Konstanz) – Researching spin qubit coupling and quantum information processing.
Dr. Romain Maurand (Research Director, CEA) – Specializing in silicon spin qubit devices and hybrid quantum technologies.
Prof. Natalia Ares (Associate Professor, University of Oxford) – Leading research on AI-driven quantum device control and quantum thermodynamics.
Prof. Giordano Scappucci (Group Leader (Associate Prof.), QuTech) – Leading the development of silicon-germanium quantum materials for scalable quantum computing.
Inga Seidler (IBM Research Europe – Zurich) - Specializing in designing gate layouts for spin qubits in germanium/silicon-germanium heterostructures.
Dr. Marion Bassi (Postdoctoral Researcher, QuTech) – Working on hole spin qubits in silicon and germanium quantum dots for scalable quantum computing.
Prof. Fernando González Zalba (Principal Quantum Engineer, Quantum Motion | Ikerbasque Professor, CIC nanoGUNE) – Specializing in spin qubit readout, silicon-based quantum processors, & scalable quantum architectures.
Dr. Jesse Hoke (Quantum Research Scientist, HRL Laboratories) – Expert in quantum materials and device fabrication, with a PhD from Stanford on 2D quantum systems.
Prof. Pasquale Scarlino (Tenure Track Assistant Professor, EPFL | Head of the Hybrid Quantum Circuits Laboratory (HQC)) – Expert in microwave quantum optics and hybrid quantum systems for spin qubits.

Program Highlights

A full day of talks led by experts from academia and industry.
Opportunities for networking and discussion throughout the event.
Convenient timing, scheduled just before QuantuMatter in Grenoble (May 20–23, 2025) for those attending both events.
Poster Session during coffee and lunch breaks, offering attendees the chance to showcase their research and engage with experts in the field. Posters should be sent to luba@c12qe.com.
Submission Deadline: May 9, 2025

Organizing Committee

Anasua Chatterjee, Professor, TU Delft
Fabio Ansaloni, Research Scientist, Quantum Machines
Matthieu Delbecq, Associate Professor, ENS
Matthieu Desjardins, Co-founder & CTO, C12
Nikolai Drobotun, Head of Systems Engineering, Delft Circuits

🗓️ Save the Date and join us for an exciting day of discovery and collaboration on May 16, 2025!

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