Schedule
09:00 – Registration and coffee (Atrium)
10:00 – Chair’s opening remarks (Zephyr Room)
By: Kees Eijkel
Plenary session 1 (Zephyr Room)
10:15 – The history of computing with quantum computing as the last step
By: Harry Buhrman, CWI
11:10 – Quantum Inspire and its role in the Netherlands
By: Richard Versluis, TNO
11:30 – Coffee
11:45 – Parallel sessions
Parallel Session 1A - Apeliotes Room
Inventing quantum computers
11:50 – The future of the qubits
By: Leo DiCarlo, QuTech
12:10 – How to make a quantum computer?
By: Garrelt Alberts, Orange QS
Parallel Session 1B - Zephyr Room
Financial applications / Security
11:50 – The apocalypse of quantum computing
By: Dimitri van Esch, Quantum Gateway Foundation
12:10 – Post quantum security
By: Sander Dorigo, Fox-IT
Parallel Session 1C - Skiron Room
Society / Ethics
11:50 – Is the society ready for quantum computing?
By: Thomas van Dijk, Waag
12:10 – The ethical, legal and social impact of quantum computing
By: Deborah Nas, TU Delft
12:30 – Lunch and open discussions
Art installation Quantum Cat explained by the artist Jeroen van der Most
Parallel Session 2A - Apeliotes Room
Using quantum computers
14:05 – Quantum Application Lab: Creating valuable quantum computing applications with end-users
By: Victor Land, QAL/CWI
14:25 – Quantum applications for secure energy grids
By: Jelte Zwetsloot (Alliander) and Esteban Aguilera (TNO)
Parallel Session 2B - Zephyr Room
Bio / Pharma
14:05 – Quantum computing applications in chemistry
By: Lucas Visscher, VU Amsterdam
14:25 – On the Role of Quantum Computing for Life Sciences
By: Anna Heid, McKinsey & Company
Parallel Session 2C - Skiron Room
Towards industrial automation
14:05 – Quantum Computing Applications in the Power and Energy Sector
By: Kumar Ghosh, E.ON Digital Technology
14:25 – Optimization and System Software for Quantum Applications
By: Sebastian Feld, Delft University of Technology & QuTech
14:45 – Coffee
Plenary session 2 (Zephyr Room)
15:00 – Emerging trends in quantum computing
By: Vedran Dunjko, Leiden University
15:45 – Closing remarks (Zephyr Room)
By: Kees Eijkel
16:00 – Drinks
During the event we are eager to hear your professional insight on adapting quantum computing in your organization. The researchers working on the outreach to government and industry track invite you to visit our table during the lunch and coffee breaks in the main hall. If you would like more information on this before the event, please contact Charlotte Rugers.