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, ABN
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: Sander van der Waal, Waag
12:10 – The moral rules of quantum technology
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 – Faster drug design: molecular signature
By: Lucas Visscher, VU Amsterdam
14:25 – TBD
By: tbd
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 – What is the future of quantum computing?
By: Vedran Dunjko, Leiden University
15:45 – Closing remarks (Zephyr Room)
By: Lieven Vandersypen
16:00 – Drinks